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The Boy Who Couldn't Swim

201133mAnders Helde
IMDb 7.0

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Two teen boys meet each other in Copenhagen and team up to find one of the boys' mother. Instead they end up finding themselves - and each other.

Drama
Copenhagen, DenmarkKissTheftTeenage BoyVisitorThoughtfulGay ThemeShort FilmSereneGentle

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What is The Boy Who Couldn't Swim (2011) about?

Two teen boys meet each other in Copenhagen and team up to find one of the boys' mother. Instead they end up finding themselves - and each other.

Who stars in The Boy Who Couldn't Swim?

The Boy Who Couldn't Swim stars Sebastian Elkrog Sørensen (Rasmus), Jonas Wandschneider (Nicklas), Christian Damsgaard (Carsten), Danny Thykær (Pusher), Dorthe Jensen (Rasmus' Mother). The film was directed by Anders Helde.

How long is The Boy Who Couldn't Swim?

The Boy Who Couldn't Swim has a runtime of 33 min and premiered in 2011.

Is The Boy Who Couldn't Swim worth watching?

The Boy Who Couldn't Swim holds an IMDb rating of 7.0/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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