THE ALMOST MAN
by Martin Lund
synopsis
Despite the approaching birth of his first child, plain-looking, 30-something Henrik does everything he can to maintain the illusion of youth by following its unbridled conventions. He also enjoys a fair amount of adolescent wisecracking, but this doesn’t seem to bother his partner. Yet when kindhearted Tone organizes a pleasant evening party for friends and colleagues in their newly acquired home, Henrik takes off, preferring his high school buddies, who share his fondness for wild piss-ups and crude humor. His inept behavior, however, masks an insecure individual who escapes the surrounding world through irony.
| international title: | The Almost Man |
| original title: | Mer eller mindre mann |
| country: | Norway |
| year: | 2012 |
| genre: | fiction |
| directed by: | Martin Lund |
| film run: | 80' |
| screenplay: | Martin Lund |
| cast: | Henrik Rafaelsen, Janne Heltberg Haarseth |
| cinematography by: | Morten Forsberg |
| film editing: | Lars Apneseth |
| producer: | Ruben Thorkildsen |
| production: | Ape&Bjørn AS |


















