
Danmark er lukket
Drama
Overview
In the future, Denmark has been made a nuclear waste dump and the Danish language is banned.
Top Cast


Claus Ryskjær
Claus Ryskjær
Æblet
Claus Ryskjær
Æblet


Paul Hagen
Paul Hagen
Tomaten
Paul Hagen
Tomaten


Jess Ingerslev
Jess Ingerslev
Grønært
Jess Ingerslev
Grønært


Ghita Nørby
Ghita Nørby
Akademiker
Ghita Nørby
Akademiker


Ingolf David
Ingolf David
Gadefejer
Ingolf David
Gadefejer


Ove Sprogøe
Ove Sprogøe
Speaker
Ove Sprogøe
Speaker


Christoffer Bro
Christoffer Bro
Christoffer Bro


Anne Linnet
Anne Linnet
Anne Linnet
Jan Mårtenson
Jan Mårtenson
Jan Mårtenson


Ole Thestrup
Ole Thestrup
Ole Thestrup
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