Fremragende Timer
In 1997, a man was convicted for having sex with an underage boy. Two months before his sixteenth birthday, the boy in question had responded to an advert the man had placed in the personals. The boy was exactly 56 days too young. According to Norwegian law, sex is legal from the age of sixteen. As the film’s director, Jacobsen, comments: “The details of what happened were probably nothing to be particularly proud of, but what amazes me is the way this case made so many people scream blue murder.”
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Runtime
17 min -
Country
Norway -
Year of Presentation
2003 -
Year of Production
2002 -
Director
Lars Daniel Krutzkoff Jacobsen, Jan Dalchow -
Cast
Even Rasmussen, Tord Vandvik Haugen, Toril Martinussen, Wiggo Farberg -
Production Company
GWD Production ANS/Handy Film AS -
Berlinale Section
Panorama -
Berlinale Category
Short Film -
Teddy Award Winner
Best Short Film
Biography Lars Daniel Krutzkoff Jacobsen
Born in Trondheim in 1962. He was a radio producer and also worked as an assistant director at Nye Theater in Oslo. His claim to fame is that, for years, he was Norway's only genuine underground filmmaker.
Biography Jan Dalchow
Born in Oslo in 1968. He worked as a music and radio producer before entering the film industry; to date he has made two documentaries about gays in Norway.
Filmography Jan Dalchow
2001 Be - Skitne, syndige meg | 2005 100% menneske