All for Two
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2013 Danish film
| All for Two | |
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 Film poster | |
| Danish | Alle for to |
| Directed by | Rasmus Heide |
| Written by | Anders Thomas Jensen |
| Starring | Jonatan Spang Mick Øgendahl Kurt Ravn Rasmus Bjerg |
| Distributed by | Nordisk Film |
Release date |
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Running time | 1h 29min |
| Country | Denmark |
| Language | Danish |
All for Two (Danish: Alle for to) is a 2013 Danish action comedy film directed by Rasmus Heide.[1] It is a sequel to All for One.
Cast
- Jonatan Spang as Nikolai
- Rasmus Bjerg as Timo
- Mick Øgendahl as Ralf
- Kurt Ravn as Arno
- Kim Bodnia as William Lynge
- Stine Stengade as Therese
- Gordon Kennedy as Toke
- Lise Koefoed as Ane
- Laura Christensen as Fiona
- Martin Buch as John
References
- ^ "DFI-FILM | All for Two".
External links
- All for Two at IMDb
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Films by Anders Thomas Jensen
- Election Night (1998)
- Flickering Lights (2000)
- The Green Butchers (2003)
- Adam's Apples (2005)
- Men & Chicken (2015)
- Riders of Justice (2020)
- Mifune (1999)
- In China They Eat Dogs (1999)
- The King Is Alive (2000)
- Old Men in New Cars (2002)
- Open Hearts (2002)
- Wilbur Wants to Kill Himself (2002)
- Skagerrak (2003)
- Stealing Rembrandt (2003)
- Brothers (2004)
- The Sun King (2005)
- Murk (2005)
- After the Wedding (2006)
- Clash of Egos (2006)
- The Duchess (2008)
- Fear Me Not (2008)
- At World's End (2009)
- In a Better World (2010)
- Love Is All You Need (2012)
- All for Two (2013)
- The Salvation (2014)
- A Second Chance (2014)
- The Shamer's Daughter (2015)
- The Dark Tower (2017)
- Daniel (2019)
- The Promised Land (2023)
- Brothers (2009)
- The New Tenants (2009)
- After the Wedding (2019)
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