Days in My Father's House Trailer (1968)

11 November 1968 Drama, Romance

After twelve years in the US, Kirsten returns home to her father with her American husband and their eleven-year-old son. Her father is a tough and cold businessman with whom she has never been on good terms. The couple soon separate, and Kirsten meets a former friend. Her father dies just as he is beginning to develop a good relationship with his grandson.

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Cast

Hanne Borchsenius as Kirsten

Gunnar Lauring as Kirstens far

Paul Bastek as Erik, Kirstens søn

Dane Clark as Eddie, Kirstens mand

Morten Grunwald as Jens, Kirstens bror

Preben Neergaard as Poul Nansen, Kirstens tidligere ven

Ove Sprogøe as Gunnar

Asbjørn Andersen as Huslægen

Grethe Sønck as Husholdersken

Yvonne Ingdal as Gertrud

Yvonne Ekmann as Monica

Crew

Richard Druz Producer's Assistant

Leonard Hirschfeld Assistant Camera

Richard Key Writer

Enrique Bravo Assistant Camera

Sanford Greenberg Producer

Mal Mellon Line Producer

Charles Okun Assistant Director

Bent Christensen Producer

David Nagata Director

Arnold Kaiser Producer

Gerald Hirschfeld Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Denmark 11 November 1968

Production Companies

ASA Film Production

MPO Videotronics

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