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Father's House

2026, Danish. Directed by Eva Mulvad & Andreas Koefoed & Adam Nielsen.

In an intriguing cinematic exercise that straddles fiction and documentary, 'Faderhuset' seeks to bare intricate workings of domination and manipulation, as ex-members of the notorious Christian sect Faderhuset direct scenes with well-known Danish actors, including Trine Dyrholm and David Dencik.

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Release date in India
19 November 2026
Original title
Faderhuset
Country
Denmark, Sweden, Norway
Written by
Adam Nielsen, Eva Mulvad, Andreas Koefoed
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Who directed Father's House?

Father's House (2026) was directed by Eva Mulvad and Andreas Koefoed and Adam Nielsen and stars David Dencik, Trine Dyrholm, Emma Sehested Høeg.

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