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How did Niels Bohr manage to be awarded the Nobel Prize already at the age of 38? Why were Germany, Russia, the USA and England racing to get hold of Niels Bohr during World War II?
Why did the Niels Bohr Institute become a mecca for physics, to which researchers from all over the world made a pilgrimage? And was it Niels Bohr who invented the atomic bomb?
All this is linked in a beautiful and captivating film about a man who did his utmost to save a world in chaos and war
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Hรฅvard Bustnes / Norway, Finland, United States & Mexico / 2024 / World Premiere / 100 min
Three men embark on a boyhood dream of a Western adventure in search of a lost Apache tribe in Mexico, but end up in a very different place than they had planned.
A thought-provoking film about being out of place – and about realising it along the way.
Eight years ago, Danish screenwriter Lars K. Andersen had an idea for a film inspired by his childhood hero, Norwegian explorer Helge Ingstad, who in 1937 went on an expedition to Mexico to search for a lost Apache tribe.
Lars will follow in his footsteps and find the mysterious tribe with Norwegian filmmaker Hรฅvard Bustnes.
But what at first looked like an eccentric road movie in the great American tradition of the Western soon turns into an involuntary deconstruction of the mythology of the white adventurer, forcing both Lars and Hรฅvard to rethink their project and their own roles as cultural outsiders.
Along the way, they are joined by Pius, great-grandson of Apache warrior Geronimo, who himself is a firm believer in the presence of the Apaches in Mexico.
With the film project on the brink of collapse, Lars embarks on a final search for answers that leads him to Helge Ingstadโs granddaughter in Oslo. In the attic awaits an shocking discovery that changes everything.
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