After having his heart broken as a young man by the town's colonel, the provincial teacher Sylvia's great love is now the theater. Especially the actor Herman Sander.
Okay, so De blaa drenge is probably not for everyone. If you're into those quiet, kind of slow-burn Danish films from way back, especially ones that lean into small-town drama and theatre, then yeah, give it a shot. It's got a certain charm, a real period piece feel. But if you need explosions or even just a quick pace...
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George Schnéevoigt
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"Okay, so De blaa drenge is probably not for everyone. If you're into those quiet, kind of slow-burn Danish films from way back, especially ones that lean into small-town drama and theatre, then yeah, give it a shot. It's got a certain charm, a real period piece feel. But if you need explosions or even just a quick pace, you’re going to be reaching for your phone. This one takes its sweet time. 🕰️ The whole thing centers on Sylvia, a school teacher in some provincial town. She’s got this big lo..."
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