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The trainer for FC Fredericia is sent to Kenya to find a talented player that can save the club.
A thorough review of the history of Denmark from prehistoric times right up until today.
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Hjalte, a soccer enthusiast with muscular dystrophy, wins a trip to the World Cup in Russia. Unfortunately, he has to be accompanied by the fast-talking, overly optimistic fan William Skov, who challenges all of Hjalte's limits.
Zomedy is a zombie comedy/bromance set in a supermarket on the 23rd of December. David is a Jew, working a dead end job in middle management, when a mutated swineflu causes a zombie outbreak. David an the Muslim Omar have to put their religious differences aside and work together. They have to kill the pork eating zombie Danes and rescue the girl of David's dreams.
Ever since his girlfriend left him for a more successful man, Mads has become a pathetic and depressed version of himself. Trying to reboot his self-esteem, Mads' friends install the dating app "YES NO MAYBE" on his phone and a scandalous adventure begins. Mads starts looking for love in all the wrong places, and despite impotence and insecurities he ends up as a cold-hearted serial dater, chasing a quick fix of affirmation as dating becomes his new favourite drug. Each episode of approx. 10 min. follows Mads on a new date in the heart of Copenhagen and explores whether or not love can be found in the addictive world of online swipe-dating.
A film about 6 people working in a big kitchen - about hierarchy, time pressure, love, jealousy and passion. They all have "delicious" fantasies about the beautiful dishwasher Fernanda as an unexpected event turns the "kitchen fairy" into a place of war.
Hjalte, a young boy with muscular dystrophy, is obsessed with football and is really excited to go on a road trip to see the European Championship finals. However, his dream holiday becomes a nightmare when he is forced to share the journey with another wheelchair user, William, who babbles on about everything except football.
