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The Stonophone
Jørn is trying to get his father's attention and love. He loves music and this is where he finds joy and happiness, but his father struggles to see his talent. As an old man, Jørn discovers that the music can set him free from his past.
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Jørn is trying to get his father's attention and love. He loves music and this is where he finds joy and happiness, but his father struggles to see his talent. As an old man, Jørn discovers that the music can set him free from his past.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nicolaj Kopernikus
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Runtime:22 minutes
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Cast
Nicolaj Kopernikus
Director
Louis Næss-Schmidt
Jørn
Lars Ranthe
Harald
Nicolaj Kopernikus
Nicolaj
Jesper Christensen
Jørn
Patricia Schumann
Kristine
Joachim Fjelstrup
Alfred
Caspar Phillipson
Radio host
Sebastian Bull Sarning
Young boy 1
Lasse Fogelstrøm
Young boy 2
Carla Eleonora Feigenberg
Young girl 1
Solvej Sonne Horn
Young girl 2
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