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Synopsis: Most people would see it as a bonus to be sent a few days to the Côte d'Azur to solve a smaller routine case, but for the righteous, extremely self-controlled and dull lawyer Michael Helge it is more like a punishment. Sun, sand, and sea are not things that appear on his top ten list. The case is supposedly just a simple divorce, but as soon as Michael Helge sets feet on French soil, everything goes wrong. He gets hustled for 10 million kroner of the company's money, and suddenly the future looks less bright. Fortunately, he meets his old friend, the frivolous gambler Theo, and together they plan how to get all the money back in a true James Bond style...
 
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2013
79 min
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- Now what?

- Just smile.

Bob, Marianne Bonjour.

What have you got here?

- How come he knows our names?

- Beats me.

- Just take a wad and let us move on.

- How's it looking behind us?

- What's that?

- Oh no.

How is Theo's dear friend?

- Thanks for the ride.

- It's the least I could do.

I'd better go to the boat and pack,

so I can go home.

It would be nice, if you stayed on.

Sille and I are still on holiday.

I never taught you to swim.

You could teach me to play poker.

No, I've played enough poker for now.

Well bye now.

- Take care.

- You too.

Thanks.

Michael Helge, it's dad.

I just talked to the French bank.

We're getting the 10 million back.

Have a safe flight and see you

at the reception, Michael Helge.

I'm marrying someone else.

There you are.

You look a mess!

The entire office is waiting for you.

There you are.

Good to see you, Michael Helge.

Thanks, darling.

May I have your attention, please?

As you see, Michael Helge

has returned from la France.

Let's not waste any more time,

but go straight to a toast-

- to welcome Michael Helge as

Winther Schmidt Host's new partner.

Thanks, Jorgen.

Thank you, everyone.

Lydia

This is a big decision.

Sure, you can work out the odds

for it being the right decision -

- but life is the unknown factor.

It takes you by surprise.

It sweeps you off your feet.

- So, Lydia

- Yes! Yes, I'll marry you.

Of course she will.

Congratulations, my dear girl.

And welcome to the family.

Stop, stop, stop.

I can't, Lydia.

I can't marry you.

Is it a sunset or flowers?

I can't tell.

Or is it 3D, so you need ...?

Beats me.

One more.

You do know that

"the bot Anna" isn't a boat, don't you?

Sure it is.

He sings "the boat Anna".

"I know a boat. It's called Anna ..."

It's the best song in the world.

No, it's a bot, a chat robot.

He's singing about his chat robot.

- I couldn't find the doorbell.

- What the f***? Melge!

Come here, Melge.

- Good to see you.

- You too.

- Look!

- Hi. Good to see you.

- You too. Hi there, Philip.

- Hi, Melge.

Where's ...?

Hi.

Hi.

So the candy shop's closed?

No more Snow White?

No more icing on the cake?

No more snow on the Christmas tree?

Philip can stay here with me

as long as I stay off-

- the icing on the Christmas tree.

What made you come back?

I realized I'd forgotten two things.

What did you forget?

My briefcase.

And I'd forgotten myself.

We'll find the briefcase tomorrow.

Let's take the old boat

for a spin, shall we?

Dad, can I sail her back?

- Let's sail Anna together.

- Isn't she called "The Boat Anna"?

No, the bot Anna is a chat robot.

That's what Basshunter sings about.

No, this is a boat,

and she's just called Anna.

Named after auntie Anna

who you never met.

Hey, that's Francois.

Hey there.

Bonjour, girls.

Later, dude.

- Hell, yeah!

- Last man in is a boring attorney.

You're so easy.

I am an attorney.

Coming.

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