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Boys (Friends Forever)

Drengevenner

Synopsis

The two friends Anton and Theodor are preparing for a night out. They are young and carefree – facing zero challenges aside of being out of booze. The mood drastically changes when their friend Simon arrives with a confession to make.

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Release History & Theatrical Window

World Premiere

Warsaw Film Festival

Festival / Special Debut

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Joachim Morre
Screenplay & Story
Joachim Morre
Original Title
Drengevenner
Country of Origin
Denmark
Spoken Languages
Danish
Runtime
17m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Joachim Morre

Screenplay & Story

Joachim Morre

Director of Photography

Søren Kahr

Film Editing

Emma Lagrelius

Producers

Christian Lønhart, Joachim Morre, Søren Kahr

Department Leadership Roster

Joachim Morre

Director

Emma Lagrelius

Editor

Joachim Morre

Writer

Søren Kahr

Director of Photography

Christian Lønhart

Producer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Boys (Friends Forever).

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Frequently Asked Questions About Boys (Friends Forever)

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Boys (Friends Forever) about?

The two friends Anton and Theodor are preparing for a night out. They are young and carefree – facing zero challenges aside of being out of booze. The mood drastically changes when their friend Simon arrives with a confession to make.

Who directed Boys (Friends Forever)?

Boys (Friends Forever) was directed by Joachim Morre.

Who stars in Boys (Friends Forever)?

The principal cast of Boys (Friends Forever) includes Rasmus Daugbjerg, Anton Hjejle, Johan Bech Jespersen.

When was Boys (Friends Forever) released and how long is it?

Boys (Friends Forever) was released in 2021 with a total runtime of 17m.