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Someone Like Hodder (2003)
Hodder is nine years old. He lives on his own with his father, who works nights as a bill poster. One night a fairy appears to Hodder and asks him to save the world.
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Hodder is nine years old. He lives on his own with his father, who works nights as a bill poster. One night a fairy appears to Hodder and asks him to save the world.
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Genre:Adventure, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Bjarne Reuter, Bo Hr. Hansen
In Theaters:10/29/2003
Box Office:$128,016
Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Nordisk Film Denmark, TV 2
Cast
Henrik Ruben Genz
Director
Frederik Christian Johansen
Hodder
Lars Brygmann
Hodder's Father
Birthe Neumann
Asta K. Andersen
Anders Lunden Kjeldsen
Filip
Cecilie Egemose Østerby
Kamma
Mette Agnete Horn
Bagerdamen
Trine Appel
Lola
Anette Støvelbæk
The Supernatural Existence of Hodder's Mother
Ole Thestrup
Trainer
Hella Joof
Psychologist
Al Agami
William Ludo
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