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1978 · 105 mins · Danish
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Directed by
Finn Henriksen
Starring
Birgitte Federspiel, Henning Jensen, Ulf Pilgaard, Lisbet Dahl, Jan Hertz, Erik Holmey

Four young men—Henry, Toft, Tam and Klausen—board a train to Maribo and end up at a prison gate. All are serving sentences for drunk‑driving and feel embarrassed, though each can give a plausible excuse for the “accident.” Claiming they are “almost innocent,” they decide to treat their compulsory stay as a voluntary vacation and make the best of it. While incarcerated they pass the days with routines, jokes and a hope of early release.

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