

Lost and Found
Opbrud
Synopsis
Elias is at a toy fair in Paris. His wife Ingrid and his entire family are waiting for him to come home. They have organized a surprise party for his 60th birthday. Unaware of their plans, Elias decides to stay in Paris and celebrate his birthday on his own. This decision triggers an avalanche of events that brings family conflicts out into the open, but is also a cause of reconciliation.
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- Director
- Jacob Grønlykke
- Original Title
- Opbrud
- Country of Origin
- Denmark
- Spoken Languages
- Danish
- Runtime
- 1h 24m
- Production Studios
- Nordisk Film Denmark
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Jacob Grønlykke
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Jacob Grønlykke
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Lost and Found
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Lost and Found about?
Elias is at a toy fair in Paris. His wife Ingrid and his entire family are waiting for him to come home. They have organized a surprise party for his 60th birthday. Unaware of their plans, Elias decides to stay in Paris and celebrate his birthday on his own. This decision triggers an avalanche of events that brings family conflicts out into the open, but is also a cause of reconciliation.
Who directed Lost and Found?
Lost and Found was directed by Jacob Grønlykke.
Who stars in Lost and Found?
The principal cast of Lost and Found includes Birthe Neumann, Sonja Richter, Ellen Hillingsø, Kim Bodnia, Jens Okking.
When was Lost and Found released and how long is it?
Lost and Found was released in 2005 with a total runtime of 1h 24m.




















