For 12-year-old Alberte, this doesn't make everyday school life any easier. She is ashamed of her robot companion Robbi, whose outdated operating system attracts the ridicule of her classmates – he looks like a giant teddy bear, never stops telling fairy stories and wants to be friends with everyone. Improvement seems to be in sight when she receives the perfect birthday present from her parents: Konrad, a brand-new android model that looks and acts completely as if he were human! With him at her side, Alberte's popularity soars and an intimate bond develops between the two. But can the connection between Alberte and Konrad hold up to a real friendship?
Frederik Meldal Norgaard
Born in 1976 in Denmark. An actor, screenwriter and director, Meldal Norgaard graduated in screenwriting from the Danish National Film School. He is the founder and producer of his own theatre company, Von Baden. He made his directing debut with the award-winning feature family comedy, Villads' Father. My Robot Brother is his fourth feature film.
filmography (selection)
2015 Villads fra Valby
2017 Kidbusters
2018 Team Albert
2022 Robotbror (My Robot Brother)
“Our goal was to create a refurbished, recycled future, a clash of different periods – the 70s, 80s, 90s,… Robbi is the result of that. But even more importantly, Robbi represents Alberte’s innocence and purity. She is caught between childhood and adulthood, a difficult and insecure period in life, which is why she feels attracted to the ‘cooler’ kids.” (Frederik Meldal Norgaard)
My Robot Brother Robotbror
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