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13-year-old Benjamin discovers that his mother didn’t die in an accident as he was led to believe. The trail leads to high-ranking officials in the Danish Secret Service. "Trust no one!", he is told.
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13-year-old Benjamin discovers that his mother didn’t die in an accident as he was led to believe. The trail leads to high-ranking officials in the Danish Secret Service. "Trust no one!", he is told.
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Genre:Action, Family
Written By:Poul Berg, Rune Kalle Bjerkø
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Cinenic Film, Toolbox Film
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