Boy of Two Worlds 1959
Boy of Two Worlds 1959
Paw (original title)
1h 33m | Family, Drama | 18 December 1959 (Denmark)
Storyline:
Young boy whose father was from Denmark and mother from a tropical island must live with his paternal aunt in Denmark. His skin color becomes an issue right away and he decides to escape and live in the forest.
User review:
“Paw” is a particularly child-friendly – and passable for adults – family film. Well, the story is packed with moral sermons and profound philosophical monologues, but all in all, the film contains so much charm and atmosphere that it constitutes fine entertainment.
Stranger in Danish idyll
When the orphan Paw arrives in the Danish idyll and after a hectic start finds peaceful rest with a nice lonely man, it is not without problems.
“Little black Sambo”
People are not much for “little black Sambo” in the middle of the Korch idyll. In any case, it takes an infinite amount of time for them to accept the strange boy. Lots of drama drags out the tension to the end – although not without all adult spectators having already seen through the action after fifteen minutes.
In close contact with the animals
The children’s audience will probably love the many well-filmed nature sequences, where Paw comes into close contact with baby hedgehogs, toads, foxes and owls. The best performer is undoubtedly Asbjørn Andersen, who raises the film several levels every time he is on screen.
Director: Astrid Henning-Jensen
Writers: Torry Gredsted (novel), Astrid Henning-Jensen, Bjarne Henning-Jensen
Stars: Edvin Adolphson, Jimmy Sterman, Asbjørn Andersen
Country of origin: Denmark
Language: Danish
Also known as: Heimweh nach dem Silberwald
Filming locations: Saga Studio, Copenhagen, Denmark
Format : Matroska
Format version : Version 4
File size : 3.28 GiB
Duration : 1 h 28 min
Overall bit rate : 5 284 kb/s
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