Mordene på Katarina
Directed by Kim Lysgaard Andersen2015 37mShort, Science Fiction
6.92.0
Poul has been dumped by his true love Katarina. In his darkest hour, Poul buys a robot that is an exact copy of Katarina. The robot is a wonder; it can make good food, clean, and is willing to have sex as often as Poul wishes. In addition, she never complains. Poul is happy again, until his mother dies, and the real Katarina want a divorce. Now the robot becomes subject of Poul's aggression. Poul beats the robot over and over again. It has a therapeutic effect on Poul and it gives the real Katarina a hint - that there is something new about Paul. I wonder what it is? Poul panics when Katarina reappear in Poul's life. And Poul confuses the two Katarina. Dream and reality merges into one big nightmare.
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Mordene på Katarina was released on January 1, 2015.
Mordene på Katarina was directed by Kim Lysgaard Andersen.
Mordene på Katarina has a runtime of 37m.
Mordene på Katarina was produced by Lars Feilberg.
Poul has been dumped by his true love Katarina. In his darkest hour, Poul buys a robot that is an exact copy of Katarina. The robot is a wonder; it can make good food, clean, and is willing to have sex as often as Poul wishes. In addition, she never complains. Poul is happy again, until his mother dies, and the real Katarina want a divorce. Now the robot becomes subject of Poul's aggression. Poul beats the robot over and over again. It has a therapeutic effect on Poul and it gives the real Katarina a hint - that there is something new about Paul. I wonder what it is? Poul panics when Katarina reappear in Poul's life. And Poul confuses the two Katarina. Dream and reality merges into one big nightmare.
The key characters in Mordene på Katarina are Katarina (Laura Christensen), Priest (Sarah Boberg), Poul (Nicolai Dahl Hamilton).
Mordene på Katarina is a Short, Science Fiction film.
Mordene på Katarina has an audience rating of 6.9 out of 10.
Mordene på Katarina had a budget of $3B.