TWIN BROTHERS - 53 SCENES FROM A CHILDHOOD 

Gustav and Oskar are twins, yet about as different as two people can be.

Fifty-three separate scenes feature the brothers as they grow up between the ages of nine to nineteen. 'Twin Brothers' is a film about leaving childhood behind. About the secrecy, openheartedness and pain that childhood involves, along with its many wonders. Life is not just a story. It's a collection of memorable moments and events.

 

Release: 2011 (Denmark)

Duration: 80 minutes

Genre: Documentary feature

Spoken language: Swedish

 

Director: Axel Danielson

Screenplay: Dins Danielson

Cinematography: Axel Danielson, Erik Hemmendorff and Mårten Hård

Editors: Nanna Frank Møller, Niels Pagh Andersen, Dins Danielson,
Mikel Cee Karlsson and Axel Danielson
Sound Design: Jan Alvermark

Producer: Erik Hemmendorff

Production Countries: Sweden and Denmark

Production Company: Plattform Produktion

Coproducers: Magic Hour Films, Film i Väst, SVT and Minerva Film

Produced with support from: The Danish Film Institute, The Swedish FIlm Institute, Konstnärsnämnden, and Nordic Film- & TV-Fund, DR and YLE.