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Mother at War (2020) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 29, 2020

Original Title:
Erna i krig

Alternate Titles:
Erna at War
Erna i krig
Erna on sõjas
Mother at War
مادری در جنگ

Genres:
Drama | War

Production Companies:
Entre Chien et Loup
Nafta
Nimbus Film

Production Countries:
Belgium | Denmark | Estonia

Ratings / Certifications:
DK: 15 

Runtime: 100

The world is at war but one woman is fighting her own

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1918. World War I rages in Europe while Erna Jensen tends to her ordinary life at home in Bramstrup, with her simple-minded son, Kalle. One day the village constable comes to enlist Kalle for military service for the German Empire – of which Southern Jutland is a part. If Erna is to save Kalle from certain death, she must follow him through thick and thin. Upon a chance meeting with a deserting solder she trades identities. Now disguised as Private Julius Rasmussen, Erna heads for the front. In her encounters with the other soldiers and in the presence of the war, unknown sides of Erna are awoken. This is the story of a woman who won’t let a war prevent her from fighting for what she loves.

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Production

Art Direction:
Kaia Tungal
Matis Mäesalu

Associate Producer:
François Touwaide

Author:
Erling Jepsen

Casting:
Heli Jürisson
Lotte Bundgaard
Tanja Grunwald

Co-Producer:
Diana Mikita
Esko Rips
Sébastien Delloye

Costume Design:
Pille Küngas
Manon Rasmussen

Director:
Henrik Ruben Genz

Director of Photography:
Jørgen Johansson

Editor:
Anders Skov

Executive Producer:
Bo Ehrhardt

Fight Choreographer:
Olivier Bisback

First Assistant Director:
Greta Varts

Foley:
Pierre Greco
David Gillain

Hairstylist:
Mike Carpino
Hella Marats

Line Producer:
Sandra Foss
Madara Kalninja
Raquel Morte

Location Assistant:
Kristo Jürmann

Makeup Artist:
Jennifer Õun
Tiina Leesik
Taimi Lume
Kairit Nieländer
Gristina Pahmann
Piret Sootla
Jasmine Schmit
Anne Cathrine Sauerberg

Original Music Composer:
Mihkel Zilmer

Producer:
Birgitte Hald
Nynne Marie Selin Eidnes

Production Design:
Jette Lehmann

Property Master:
Rein Nettan

Props:
Imre Paabo

Pyrotechnic Supervisor:
Ivo Melder

Pyrotechnician:
Marit Belials

Screenplay:
Henrik Ruben Genz
Bo Hr. Hansen

Second Assistant Director:
Jette Keedus

Set Decoration:
Allar Sild
Kári Hrafn Arason
Lennart Feldbach
Joonas Hirv
Indrek Kikas
Mikk Kivila
Liis Kranich
Hanna Kruusi
Kerli Kurikka
Roman Kuznetsov
Marten Lepasaar
Lauri Liblik
Kaspar Erik Lind
Siim Martma
Taavi Parek
Matt Rammo
Epp Salulaid
Sander Veermäe
Raivo Väliste

Set Dresser:
Doris Altmets
Rein Kutsar
Aadu Lambot
Anni Lindal
Kertu Siimer
Uku Talmar
Riho Vahtras

Sound Designer:
Yves Bémelmans
Emmanuel de Boissieu

Sound Editor:
Olivier Mortier

Special Effects Best Boy:
Ronet Tänav

Special Effects Supervisor:
Rauno Linnamäe

Special Effects Technician:
Ranno Kallas
Maksim Podolski
Martin Randalu

Stunt Coordinator:
Enar Tarmo

Stunt Double:
Mattias Kann
Kaur Kivilo

Stunts:
Roman Neso Laupmaa
Eero Druus

Third Assistant Director:
Heli Jürisson
Celine Jacqmin

Visual Effects Director:
Stéphane Bidault

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Colin Journée

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