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The Last Resort
When a Danish family finds themselves on a holiday island, in the midst of the first major refugee crisis in Europe in our time, our northern European, well-intentioned, humanistic values are put to the test.
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When a Danish family finds themselves on a holiday island, in the midst of the first major refugee crisis in Europe in our time, our northern European, well-intentioned, humanistic values are put to the test.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Maria Sødahl, Eske Troelstrup, Therese Hasman
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Studio:Meta Film, Eye Eye Pictures, Nordisk Film Denmark, Nordisk Film Norway
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