Open Spaces (2018)
Overview
There is a 21-year age difference between Freja and Albert, who are forced to keep their romance secret from the small but curious community on a remote Danish island.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | da |
| Popularity | 3.46 |
Directed By
Thomas Elley
Crew
Thomas Elley
Emil Aagaard
Asger Agerskov Buur
Thomas Elley
Thomas Elley
Thomas Elley
Ann-Sofie Grøndal
TOP CAST
Charlotte Munck
Freja
Oscar Dyekjær Giese
Albert
Ulla Henningsen
Asta
Adam Ild Rohweder
Jonas
Iben Dorner
Juliane
Kim Sønderholm
Stefan
Yvonne Andersen
Doctor
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