Friends Forever (1987 film)

(Redirected from Friends for All Time)

Friends Forever (Danish: Venner for altid, lit. "Friends for All Time") is a Danish film produced in 1986 and released at the beginning of 1987. It was directed by Stefan Henszelman to a script by himself and Alexander Kørschen, was shown to large audiences in New York City, Washington, D.C., and San Francisco and garnered the 1988 Audience Award at the San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival.

Friends Forever
DanishVenner for altid
Directed byStefan Henszelman
Written byStefan Henszelman
Alexander Korschen
Produced byJens Ravn
StarringClaus Bender Mortensen
Thomas Sigsgaard
Rita Angela
Carsten Morch
Lilla Nielsen
Lars Kylmann Jacobsen
Rasmus Bay Barlby
Morten Stig Christensen
Lill Lindfors
CinematographyMarcel Berga
Edited byStefan Henszelman
Camilla Skousen
Music byKim Sagild
Christian Skeel
Morti Vizki
Release date
  • February 6, 1987 (1987-02-06)
Running time
95 minutes
CountryDenmark
LanguageDanish

The film was successfully shown at the 2005 Copenhagen Gay and Lesbian Film Festival by its Danish distributor, Nordisk.

Henszelman lived to direct one more film, Dagens Donna (1990). He died of AIDS on October 2, 1991, aged 31.[citation needed]

Plot

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Teenager Kristian Malmquist moves to a new neighborhood and makes friends with two boys in his new school: Henrik, an independent loner, and Patrick, leader of a gang. Later on, Kristian is startled to find Patrick is having an affair with the captain of a soccer team and this leads him to explore his own feelings.

Cast

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  • Rita Angela as Rektor Kallenbach
  • Carsten Morch as Dan Carstensen
  • Lars Kylmann Jacobsen as Anders
  • Trine Torp Hansen as Berit
  • Thomas Sigsgaard as Patrick
  • Christine Skou as Sophie
  • Claus Bender Mortensen as Kristian
  • Morten Stig Christensen as Mads
  • Mika Heilmann as Medlem af band
  • Thomas Elholm as Henrik

Unnamed;

  • Lilla Nielsen
  • Rasmus Bay Barlby
  • Christian Kamienski
  • Claus Steenstrup Nielsen
  • Christian Adam Garnov

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