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Copenhagen Does Not Exist København findes ikke

Martin Skovbjerg / Denmark / 2023 / 98 min / Danish

A dark psychological thriller based on the screenplay by Eskil Vogt, screenwriter of Joachim Trier’s films The Worst Person in the World and Oslo, August 31st.

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A young woman disappears without a trace. Three months later, her father has a peculiar idea: he locks himself and his daughter’s boyfriend into an empty apartment to find out what really happened. Slowly a mysterious story about two lovers comes to life, who have been increasingly drifting away from the outside world, isolated in the middle of a big city.

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