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The stout Axel Høegh is a forester on the Troldborg estate in South Zealand, where he lives with his daughter Anne, who runs the house, and his son Mogens, who serves as a forester candidate under his father, and who is engaged to a young girl, Ulla Kryger, who is employed at a Copenhagen advertising agency.
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The stout Axel Høegh is a forester on the Troldborg estate in South Zealand, where he lives with his daughter Anne, who runs the house, and his son Mogens, who serves as a forester candidate under his father, and who is engaged to a young girl, Ulla Kryger, who is employed at a Copenhagen advertising agency.
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Genre:Drama
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Studio:ASA Film
Cast
Alice O'Fredericks, Jon Iversen
Director
Eyvind Johan-Svendsen
Viktor Frandsen
Karin Nellemose
Ida Frandsen
Birthe Scherf
Karen Frandsen
Anker Ørskov
Frederik Frandsen
Ib Schønberg
Ove Frandsen
Lily Weiding
Ulla Kryer
Mathilde Nielsen
Hushjælpen Mads
Carlo Wieth
Skovrider Axel Høegh
Poul Reichhardt
Mogens Høegh
Astrid Villaume
Frk. Anne Høegh
Nicolai Neiiendam
Dr. Ulllerup
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