Camping 2009 DVDRiP XViD-RCDiVX

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Camping 2009 DVDRiP XViD-RCDiVX
  • Release date: 4 Sep 2009
  • Release year: 2009
  • Runtime: 79 minutes
  • Country: Denmark
  • Keywords: family relationships, one word title
Plot Storyline
A grief-stricken dysfunctional family goes camping.
The tragicomic tale of gloomy Connie Nielsen who has been emotionally detached since her father committed suicide two years earlier--on his birthday, of all days. Connie's mother Bodil has taken to the bottle and lives through her 1982 participation in The Eurovison Song Contest; and Connie's kid brother Christian has become an overweight bully beating up those smaller than he is. To put it mildly, time seems to have ceased and family ties are hanging by a thread. The otherwise annual caravan trip to the Danish island Langeland was buried along with the father and hasn't happened since--until now.

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DAN
ENG