Copenhagen (2014)

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Copenhagen: Directed by Mark Raso. With Gethin Anthony, Frederikke Dahl Hansen, Sebastian Armesto, Olivia Grant. When the girl of your dreams is half your age, it’s time to grow up.

“Shot in the beautiful city of (you guessed it) Copenhagen, Denmark, the film follows 28-year-old William (Gethin Anthony) as he searches for his grandfather with nothing to guide him besides a letter—written in Danish, which William can not read nor speak—that his father wrote around 40 years ago. After his best friend Jeremy (Sebastian Armesto) and Jeremyu0026#39;s girlfriend (Olivia Grant) leave him to search the city on his own, William enlists the help of a local girl, Effy (Frederikke Dahl Hansen), to aid him in his search. The two begin to form a budding romance, until William discovers that Effy is only 14 years old. Though Copenhagen begins as a search to find oneu0026#39;s family, it soon becomes clear that itu0026#39;s far more important to find oneu0026#39;s self. Through Williamu0026#39;s character, Raso paints a vividly accurate portrait of having to mature and develop as one travels through their 20s. Both Anthony and Hansen give remarkable performances, artistically presenting a great deal of sentiment. I personally prefer to remain eternally seven, but Raso gives a great argument on the benefits of growing up.”

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