

Dark Horse
2024-01-21 · Runtime unavailable · ★ 5.0
Under mysterious circumstances, 17-year-old Anna and her mother, Eva, move from China to a small Danish provincial town. Until now, Anna has lived a rootless life with her mother, who, in pursuit of new experiences with different men, has left a trail of failed relationships around the world. Over the years, the two have built a dysfunctional symbiosis where Eva's dominant behavior has turned Anna into a pleaser towards her mother.
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- Sara Isabella Jønsson, Mie Skjoldemose
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Josephine Chavarria HøjbjergAnna
Birgitte Hjort SørensenEva
Nina RaskOlivia
Mads RømerChristian
Viktor HjelmsøCarl
Rebekka Trier KærCamille
Bathsheba Oghomi-HansenPaloma
Youssef Wayne HvidtfeldtJohan
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