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Det akutte menneske (2011) | Slate

Det akutte menneske

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Det akutte menneske

The acute man is a film about hope and despair. It is the story of idealism and arrogance of power, a story of friendship across borders and religions. But above all it is the story of a person who refuses to give in, a doctor who has a goal to work for.

Released: 2011
Runtime: 1h 39m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Norway
Language: English

Direction and writing

Knut Erik JensenDirector

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Cast

Mads Gilbert

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