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RESIN

by Daniel Joseph Borgman

synopsis

Liv, a precocious thirteen-year-old, lives deep in the forest with her simple-minded father Jens and her obese, bedridden mother Maria. Sheltered from the outside world the family survives on what they can find in nature. Here, even the smallest things have a soul, and the greatest meaning can be found in the journey of an ant into the sap of tree roots. What Liv doesn’t know, is that her parents have a dark secret; they have made the outside world believe that she is dead in an attempt to escape society’s norms and demands. Liv’s curiosity however propels her to venture into the world, and suddenly, their reclusive existence is threatened by increasing interference from the outside.

international title: Resin
original title: Harpiks
country: Denmark
sales agent: TrustNordisk
year: 2019
genre: fiction
directed by: Daniel Joseph Borgman
film run: 92'
release date: DK 25/12/2019
screenplay: Bo Hr. Hansen
cast: Peter Plaugborg, Vivelill Søgaard Holm, Sofie Gråbøl, Ghita Nørby, Amanda Collin
cinematography by: Louise McLaughlin
film editing: Sofie Marie Kristensen
art director: Josephine Farsø
costumes designer: Marquet K. Lee
music: Anne Gry Friis Kristensen, Andreas Pallisgaard
producer: Katja Adomeit, Peter Aalbæk Jensen
executive producer: Louise Vesth
associate producer: Tine Mikkelsen
line producer: Jón Hammer
production: Zentropa Entertainments, Adomeit Film

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