Gold Coast

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2015, Movie, 1h 55min

Young anti-colonial idealist Wulff leaves for Danish Guinea to set up a coffee plantation but not everything goes according to plan.

Country: Ghana,Sweden,Denmark

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5.3

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Critic Frederik Asschenfeldt Vandrup

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Det er (...) i billedernes flyvske sind, at Guldkysten har sine kvaliteter.

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Critic Morten Piil

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Et dyrt udstyrsstykke er blevet til en sær snegl af en film, der veksler mellem skinger melodramatik og en overflod af mættede naturstemninger og pittoreske miljø-detaljer, vævet ind i evigt broderende billedrækker.

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In 1836, a young Danish idealist named Wulff travels to the Gold Coast of Africa to establish a coffee plantation, but his noble intentions are soon challenged by the harsh reality of the slave trade. As he struggles to reconcile his vision of progress with the brutal truth, Wulff must confront his own moral beliefs and the consequences of his actions. Inspired by a true chapter in Denmark's history, this gripping drama explores the complexities of colonialism, obsession, and individual responsibility.

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