Dust-Collection

- This item is used Description Dust on the Brain: "Dust on the Brain" is a festive farce that takes its starting point in one of the abyingly dull planet cities of the 1960s, where we follow life in a typical Danish stairwell. Danish cinema's finest farce forces – with DIRCH PASSER at the helm as janitor and handy-man – deliver delicious satire, where trifles are turned into "modern problems." It Still Stirs: The small community in the "sleeping town" is easy to recognize, but big upheavals have taken place since last time. For the residents of Solvænget, with municipal support, they have bought the property they live in, and as something completely new the wives have taken work to make ends meet! Truly astonishing is Mrs. Rigmor Hansen (BODIL?UDSEN) as the manager of a Quick laundry. Dust For All the Money: All that is smart is no longer smart, and everyone is taken with the "Back to nature" craze. The dear residents of Solvænget are on board and buy a summer farm. But even though janitor Alf (DIRCH PASSER) is full of practical sense, the true city folk must eventually admit that the farmer's life is not all cake, summer sun, and skylark song. Passer Passer Girls: A number of breathtakingly beautiful beauty cats surprisingly make their entrance on the famous stairwell in Solvænget, where the ladies have hitherto ruled. Now Alf (DIRCH PASSER) gets his say, because Passer must take care of the girls! So much female beauty is a shock treatment for the stairwell’s strained marriages. Unfortunately, the men take the situation as men, and the ladies see their entire worldview slide away. Region code 2 Running time in minutes 357 Year of production 1900