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The Two of Us
Arthur is obsessed to get the girl he loves the most, Sofie. He does everything to get her. But a little too much alcohol for a party turns out to be a stupid choice, in the middle of his heartaches!
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Arthur is obsessed to get the girl he loves the most, Sofie. He does everything to get her. But a little too much alcohol for a party turns out to be a stupid choice, in the middle of his heartaches!
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Thriller
Written By:Laurids Knage Møller
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:My Way Movie Productions
Cast
Laurids Knage Møller
Director
Alexander Hampen Christensen
Arthur
Rikke Molgjer Højberg
Sofie
Nadia Nouamani
Trine
Alexander Ingdal Blaschke
Sigurd
Karina Skøtt Hansen
Andrea
Kevin Kjeldbjerg
TV host
Maja Sol Lind Lausen
Anine
Johanne Knage Møller
Anine's friend
Michael Daniel Olsen
Second Police Officer
Oddur Stefan Steinthorsson
Bus driver
Jan Thyge Wredstrøm
Police Officer
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