Home for Christmas movie poster

Home for Christmas

November 12, 2010 1h 30m 5.7/10 (25 votes)

Originally released in 2010. Home for Christmas is a drama/comedy film. directed by Bent Hamer.

Starring Nina Andresen Borud, Trond Fausa Aurvåg, and Arianit Berisha

Synopsis

Adapted from a series of short stories by Norwegian author Levi Henriksen, Bent Hamers Home for Christmas weaves together the lives of people struggling to find their way home on a Christmas Eve, beneath the colors of the Northern Lights. The plot unfolds during a few afternoon hours on Christmas Eve. The individual stories, which at times intertwine, are set in the small town Skogli. The characters in the stories cover a great range in age and life situations, representing both reconciliation with their own lives and strong frustration. Some show the will to understand and do something about their lives, while others have given up. Deeply tragic and melancholy aspects are mixed with humour and rather frivolous solutions.

Quick Facts

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Release Date November 12, 2010 15 years ago
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Runtime 1h 30m 90 minutes total
User Rating 5.7/10 Mixed (25 votes)
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Language NO Original language
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Country Germany + 2 more

Director

Production Details

Status
Released
Original Language
NO

Production Companies

  • Bulbul Films
  • Filmimperiet Sverige
  • Pandora Film

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Home for Christmas about?

Adapted from a series of short stories by Norwegian author Levi Henriksen, Bent Hamers Home for Christmas weaves together the lives of people struggling to find their way home on a Christmas Eve, b...

Who directed Home for Christmas?

Home for Christmas was directed by Bent Hamer.

How long is Home for Christmas?

Home for Christmas has a runtime of 1 hours and 30 minutes (90 minutes total).

When was Home for Christmas released?

Home for Christmas was released on November 12, 2010 in theaters.

Who are the main actors in Home for Christmas?

The main cast of Home for Christmas includes Nina Andresen Borud, Trond Fausa Aurvåg, Arianit Berisha, Joachim Calmeyer, Levi Henriksen.