Bonki
2014, Norwegian. Directed by Siljá Somby.
The confused old age home patient Nils creates a bond with the new substitute Karen, but is she able to help him with his last wish?
- Runtime
- 0h 19m
- Post-credits
- None listed
- Language
- Norwegian
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- Released
- 22 February 2014
- Country
- Norway
- Written by
- Siljá Somby
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Bonki runs 19 minutes (0h 19m).
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Bonki isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 22 February 2014. (Checked 6 November 2026.)
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Who directed Bonki?
Bonki (2014) was directed by Siljá Somby and stars Maryon Eilertsen, Elle Gaup, Mahtis M. Gaup.