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  • Jul i Valhal Rejsen til mormor (Season 1, Episode 1)
  • TV-G
    TV Episode | 24 min | Adventure, Family, Fantasy

Jul i Valhal

Rejsen til mormor (Season 1, Episode 1)
TV-G
TV Episode | 24 min | Adventure, Family, Fantasy
It's December 1st and Sofie isn't happy about moving to Singapore with her mother, Tove, after Christmas. She's been moving from country to country all of her life and has finally made some friends for the first time in her life. When Tove...See moreIt's December 1st and Sofie isn't happy about moving to Singapore with her mother, Tove, after Christmas. She's been moving from country to country all of her life and has finally made some friends for the first time in her life. When Tove picks her up from school, she finds out that they have to stay with Tove's mother, Ragnhild, until the new move because someone has already rented out their apartment in Copenhagen. When they arrive at Ragnhild's house, they find out that a father, Asbjørn, and his two children, Jonas and Emma, have moved in on the second floor of Ragnhild's house. Sofie and Jonas get off on the wrong foot and don't get along. See less
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Director
Martin Schmidt
Producer
Rasmus Thorsen
Cinematographer
Henrik Kristensen
Editors
Christin Illeborg | Elin Pröjts (as Elin Prôjts)
Casting Director
Anja Philip
Production Designers
Peter De Neergaard | Sarah Maria Fritsche
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Status
Edit Released
Updated Dec 1, 2005
Release date
Dec 1, 2005 (Denmark)

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