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15. August 18.30: “The expat experience – pre-screening for the Kingmaker”

“The expat experience – prescreening for the Kingmaker”

CPHPost and Atlas Bio presents

THE KINGMAKER is a highly current crime
story – and offers an intense look at the status of Danish democracy.

Exciting, shocking and thrilling.

Presenting some of the biggest Danish actors:
Anders W. Bertelsen,
Line Maria Christensen,
Nicolas Bro and more.

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Age requirements: 15 years

Info:

Date: Thursday 15 August, 18:30 – 21:00
Location: Rødovre Centrum 96, 2610 Rødovre

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