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Freddy saves a dog from its volatile owner and hides him in his room. When Freddy's dad discovers the dog he insists on handing him back to the owner. A terrified Freddy convinces his father they must buy the dog.
'The Street Party' is an animated comedy for the whole family. The story is about the 10 year old kid, Mugge, who's parents are about to get a divorce. To recreate the balance and harmony that the adults are about to smash, the always optimistic and indomitable Mugge decides to put together the best street party ever - and in that way bring his mom and dad together again.
Highly satirical and personal show about remembering not only to survive but also to live while surviving. Including bizarre detours to everything from sumo wrestling nets, GlyngĂžre hand sanitizer, press, politics, percentages, privilege blindness and other things with a âpâ. And of course everything that lands on the shelf âThe heated polo match between the sexesâ.
The fifth Anja and Viktor film. The couple are short of money. They live with their young daughter in their friends' dilapidated rehearsal space in Sydhavnen, but when the zealous municipal official discovers that they are using the rehearsal space as a residence, and they are now facing eviction unless they can secure funds for an apartment, the family finds itself in a challenging situation.
Miss Sophie has dinner with her friends.
Danish stand-up by Lars HjortshĂžj, Lasse Rimmer, Anders Fjelsted, Omar Marzouk, Anders Matthesen, Rune Klan, Uffe Holm, Sebastian Dorset, Jonatan Spang, Klaus Bondam, Dan Andersen and Povl Erik Carstensen.
From the circus building in Copenhagen, you can experience Jan Gintberg's 2-hour comedy show LIVE with all of Egypt's Omar Marzouk as a warm-up. In a cascade of provocative observations, jokes and heated verbiage, Jan Gintberg throws himself into the seemingly impossible project of finding a common hope for the human race. This is not a party contribution to the immigrant debate but a long white comedian's look into a world increasingly characterized by hate-filled contradictions.
You are, of course, invited when TV 2 ZULU celebrates the Danish comedy industry with a huge party at the Opera House. Rune Klan is the host, who will use every means possible to create an evening filled with surprises big and small, stand-up comedy, magic, and lots of funâand we are quite sure that it will be a success. Two of the evening's highlights are the presentation of the awards for 'Talent of the Year' and the prestigious 'Comedian of the Year', with this year's nominees being: Jonatan Spang, Sofie Hagen, Ruben SĂžltoft, and Simon Talbot.
Jan Gintberg added the following short statement about the show and the title: "I thought I had made it clear! But someone has obviously misunderstood me! I'm going to save the world. Not fucking save it! Our sun will burn out in 4 billion years and already in 1000 years, physicist Stephen Hawking believes that we can no longer inhabit our planet. The festival toilet is, so to speak, filling up to the brim. But until then, the world deserves one last laugh-out-loud comic insight. To have the outer layers combed and coiffed. To be made nice and presentable before we pull the pin. âGintberg saves the worldâ... That's what I've always said... so listen up!"
Show from Jan Gintberg's fourth stand-up comedy tour "Den grimme melding" in 2004, this year with assistance from Jonatan Spang.
A company's online meeting takes an unexpected turn when an employee suddenly passes out, bringing the best and worst out of the other colleagues in this black comedy short.
âTV is like when male dogs lick their own t*******s - it feels very nice while you're doing it, until you start to wonder what the hell you're actually doing.â Jan Gintberg doesn't hold back when he puts Danes over his knee and humorously highlights all our weaknesses. The stand-up comedian fantasizes about a society where speed and pace are in focus. He mocks the entire nation of whiners who whine because they don't know how to cry. And he kicks the public system that pays for liposuction and facelifts - and those who have surgery in the belief that it will make them happier: âI don't think it's the wrinkles' fault that no one wants to play with you!â
I "Big Time Paranoia" introducerer Gintberg publikum for et helt nyt begreb - comedy terapi â hvilket var noget, der i den grad fik lĂžsnet lattermusklerne hos publikum og anmelderne, da showet turnerede landet i forĂ„ret 2007. Med sin energiske, sarkastiske og selvironiske fremtoning beviser Jan Gintberg, at man i stedet for at sĂžge lĂŠge mĂ„ske kan lĂžse egne problemer blot ved at Ă„bne for lattermusklerne og give los. I lĂžbet af to timer har publikum overgivet sig og forstĂ„et budskabet.
Get ready to laugh your ass off and roll on the floor as Jan slams culture and the zeitgeist. He deals out blows left and right, not shying away from awarding himself a well-aimed uppercut. The tone may be raw, but it's constantly tempered by his characteristic self-deprecating humor. Experience our everyman Gintberg more honest, more direct and more raw than ever in this top-tuned, high-energy cascade of sharp jokes.
Why are we here? What do we really want? And why didn't Moses come down from the mountain with 10 good questions instead of commandments? Gintberg's almost stupid childlike curiosity is the focal point of his new wondering stand-up show, which toured across the country in 2015. With a big questioning ¿Q¿ in the ascendant, Jan Gintberg will, in his usual quirky and sensitive style, lead the audience through a wonderful comedy purée of topicality, gender struggle, childhood, philosophical brain food, bizarre observations and probably some improvisation.
Danish Comedy one-man show by Jan Gintberg
