Two down and out circus performers on a ship to South America get their hands on a lottery ticket and uncover the identity of a jewel thief..
If you have eighty minutes to spare and a soft spot for dusty, black-and-white maritime chaos, Blinde Passagiere is a weirdly charming watch. It is definitely not for anyone who expects tight plotting or, well, jokes that don't rely on people falling over. But if you like the tall-and-short comedy duo aesthetic, this ...
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"If you have eighty minutes to spare and a soft spot for dusty, black-and-white maritime chaos, Blinde Passagiere is a weirdly charming watch. It is definitely not for anyone who expects tight plotting or, well, jokes that don't rely on people falling over. But if you like the tall-and-short comedy duo aesthetic, this one has its moments. The plot is basically a thin clothesline to hang gag after gag on. We got two circus performers—played by Carl Schenstrøm and Harald Madsen—who end up stowin..."
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