03 May 1969 Drama, Family 77 mins
A story of 6-year-old Alberte who decides to leave her parents, because they are always busy working or watching TV, and don’t have time to do fun things with her. She moves to the boat right outside her house, and decides that her new name is Kurt. She has always wanted to be a boy.
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Alberte Winding as Alberte
Gertie Jung as Mom
Olaf Nielsen as Dad
Thomas Winding as Narrator (voice)
Lars von Trier as Børge
Mette Benthien as Dame i båden
Denmark 03 May 1969
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