Brotherhood (2009 film)
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| Directed by | Nicolo Donato |
| Produced by | Per Holst Barbara Crone |
| Written by | Rasmus Birch Nicolo Donato |
| Starring | Thure Lindhardt David Dencik |
| Music by | Simon Brenting Jesper Mechlenburg |
| Cinematography | Laust Trier-Mørch |
| Editing by | Bodil Kjærhauge |
| Release date(s) | October 21, 2009 (Rome Film Festival) April 8, 2010 (Denmark) |
| Running time | 90 minutes |
| Country | Denmark |
| Language | Danish |
Brotherhood (Danish: Broderskab) is a 2009 Danish film written by Rasmus Birch and Nicolo Donato, directed by Nicolo Donato and produced by Per Holst.
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[edit] Plot
Lars (Thure Lindhardt) has to leave the army after accusations of having made a pass at some of his men. Disillusioned he joins a Neo-Nazi movement, even though they practice gay-bashing. He and his peer Jimmy (David Dencik) become embroiled in a secret love affair. Moving from hostility through grudging admiration to friendship and finally passion. Events take a darker turn when their relationship is uncovered.
[edit] Awards
In 2009 Broderskab won the Golden Marc'Aurelio Jury Award for Best Film[1] at the International Rome Film Festival.
[edit] Cast
- Thure Lindhardt as Lars
- David Dencik as Jimmy
- Nicolas Bro as Tykke
- Morten Holst as Patrick
- Anders Heinrichsen as Lasse
- Signe Egholm Olsen as Karina
- Hanne Hedelund as Mor
- Claus Flygare as Ebbe
- Peter Plaugborg as Sergent
- Jon Lange as Bo
- Johannes Lassen as Kenneth
- Mads Rømer as Kim
