Carl is expected someday to take over his parents’ agribusiness in a rural backwater in Denmark. But, as an adopted child, he also longs to learn more about his South Korean heritage. A film about otherness and finding your own place in life.
Cornelius Won Riedel-Clausen
Carl
Bjarne Henriksen
Hans
Bodil Jørgensen
Karen
Clara Thi Thanh Heilmann Jensen
Marie
Dawid Ściupidro
Andrzej
Anders Adelfred
Statist 1
Oscar Nørgaard
Statist
Josefine Kornmaaler
Statist
Clara Juul Jansen
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Carl is expected someday to take over his parents’ agribusiness in a rural backwater in Denmark. But, as an adopted child, he also longs to learn more about his South Korean heritage. A film about otherness and finding your own place in life.
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