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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Copenhagen_(2014_film)Copenhagen (2014 film) - Wikipedia

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   The film received positive reviews upon release. As of March 2021, 88% of the 16 reviews compiled by Rotten Tomatoes are positive, and have an average score of 7.1 out of 10. [3]

2. www.rogerebert.com › reviews › copenhagen-2014Copenhagen movie review & film summary (2014) | Roger Ebert

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   Oct 3, 2014 · William ( Gethin Anthony) and his pal Jeremy ( Sebastian Armesto) are traveling through Europe, crashing in youth hostels. The whole point of the trip is to end up in Copenhagen, where William can try to track down the grandfather he's never met. William's dad was abandoned by his father.

3. www.rogerebert.com › reviews › flee-movie-review-2021Flee movie review & film summary (2021) | Roger Ebert

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   Dec 3, 2021 · Evocatively animated in a style that is visually sparse but emotionally vibrant, with a strong sense of motion and interiority, “Flee” is written and directed by filmmaker Jonas Poher Rasmussen. As a teen growing up in Copenhagen, Denmark, Rasmussen became friends with a similarly aged Afghan refugee named Amin.

4. thefilmstage.com › review-copenhagen[Review] Copenhagen - The Film Stage

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   Copenhagen challenges our notions of what is meant to be in film, and I’m glad it exists. Copenhagen screened at Dallas International Film Festival and is seeking U.S. distribution. Grade: B-. Being in the right place at the wrong time is a fundamental issue in Copenhagen, and it’s one that I feel completely in tune with.

   • Author: Bill Graham

5. www.metacritic.com › movie › copenhagenCopenhagen - Metacritic

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   Oct 3, 2014 · When William (Gethin Anthony), an immature twenty-something traveling across Europe, finally gets to Copenhagen, his father's birthplace, he meets Effy (Frederikke Dahl Hansen), a youthful but wise Danish girl.

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   • Director: Mark Raso

   • Content Rating: Not Rated
   • Actors: Gethin Anthony

6. thecriticalcritics.com › movie-review-copenhagenMovie Review: Copenhagen (2014) - The Critical Movie Critics

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   Movie review of Copenhagen (2014) by The Critical Movie Critics | A young man with the help of a local girl look for his grandfather in Copenhagen.

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   Is Copenhagen a good movie?

   • Copenhagen remains more intriguing than compelling. Beautiful cinematography, wonderful perfomances, directed elegantly but not daringly, the movie touches a kind of taboo topic. Some critics say it feels uncomfortable but I would argue it's not disturbing enough.

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   Is Copenhagen a 'coming-of-age' saga?

   • One of Europe’s most popular tourist destinations, Copenhagen, Denmark is a city of wide canals, narrow cobbled streets, and colored buildings. The city’s beauty is fully captured by cinematographer Alan Poon in Mark Raso’s debut feature Copenhagen, a film that might be described as a joint “coming-of-age” saga.

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   Is Copenhagen a groan-inducing movie?

   • Sure, the trope of a romance that develops into full-on-love in a single night is groan-inducing, in theory and practice in practically any film (save the Before series, though those movies still have their moments of plot implausibility). There are moments when Copenhagen is far too cutesy and formulaic.

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   Does 'Copenhagen' really work?

   • "Copenhagen" doesn't shy away from that, and is unafraid to allow that queasy reality to come to the surface. The film doesn't entirely work, but sometimes things that don't entirely work are interesting, bringing tension and unresolved issues that start to take over the film, almost by stealth.

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8. www.nytimes.com › 2021/12/02 › movies‘Flee’ Review: From Kabul to Copenhagen - The New York Times

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   Dec 2, 2021 · ‘Flee’ Review: From Kabul to Copenhagen A Danish documentary uses animation to tell the poignant, complicated story of an Afghan refugee. Share full article