We Are the Champions (film)
We Are the Champions (Danish: Af banen) is a 2005 Danish independent comedy film directed by Martin Hagbjer.
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| Danish | Af banen |
| Directed by | Martin Hagbjer |
| Written by | Audrey Castañeda Morten Dragsted |
| Produced by | Søren Juul Petersen |
| Starring | Lars Bom Camilla Bendix Bjarne Henriksen Claus Bue Nicolas Bro |
| Cinematography | Lars Beyer |
| Edited by | Marie-Louise Bordinggaard |
| Music by | Martin Hagbjer |
| Distributed by | Scanbox |
Release date |
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Running time | 81 minutes |
| Country | Denmark |
| Language | Danish |
Cast
- Lars Bom as Torben
- Camilla Bendix as Nina
- Bjarne Henriksen as Lennart
- Claus Bue as Formanden
- Kristian Halken as Heino
- Niklas Ingemann as David
- Nicolas Bro as Asger
- Anthony Timur Catallar as Mehmet
- Micky Skeel Hansen as Casper
- Saban Özdogan as Hakan
- Nicklas Svale Andersen as Krølle
- Svend Laurits Læssø Larsen as Niclas
- Jonas Sebastian Nielsen as H.C.
- Charlie V. Olsen as Hvidovrespiller
- Christian Degner as Hvidovrespiller
- Thomas L. Bergsbo as Hvidovrespiller
- Christian W. Möller as Hvidovrespiller
- Anders F. Winsløw as Hvidovrespiller
- Andreas B. Olsen as Hvidovrespiller
- Nick Ilsø Larsen as Brøndbyspillere
- Nicklas Olsen as Brøndbyspillere
- Martin Thomas Andersen as Brøndbyspillere
- Emilie Fenst as Cecilie
- Louise Bangslund as Cheerleader
- Eva Reinhold as Cheerleader
- Nathalie Maria Wendt Olsson as Cheerleader
- Stephanie Gøtze Gringer as Cheerleader
- Margrethe Koytu as Klubdame
- Susanne Storm as Malene
- Thomas W. Gabrielsson as Simon
- Thor Bjørn Krebs as Farum træner (as Thorbjørn Krebs)
- Audrey Castañeda as Ninas veninde
- Linda M. Fjeldsted as Ninas veninde
- Nicolai Raastrup as Lokal journalist
- Jens Grønbech as Banemand
- Nicklas Halse as Krølles bror
- Anders Ørholm Pedersen as Krølles bror
- Flemming Toft as Speaker
- Preben Elkjær as Speaker
Plot
Torben, an unemployed soccer player, becomes the trainer for a local school soccer team which includes his 13-year-old son, David. He now has a chance both to repair his damaged relationship with David, and lead the team to victory.
Critical reception
Af banen won as Best Film at Stockholm Filmfestival Junior.[2]
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