My Sister’s Kids at War

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The acclaimed professor in children’s psychology, Erik Lund, really gets an opportunity to test his theories on child upbringing and family togetherness in My Sister’s Kids at War. With a little help from his sister’s five kids, he’s planning to open a teambuilding centre in Northern Jutland for families in crisis. As it turns out, it is not as easy as he thought it would be. Strong economic and political forces in the local area begin to work against Uncle’s plans to open the centre.

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Release date:

16/12/2010

Genre:

Family Film

Time:

90 min

Censorship:

All

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Uncle Erik, a professor of child psychology, has decided to convert an  an old German bunker facility from the 2nd World War into a teambuilding centre for families in crisis. And of course he needs the help of his sister's five kids in order to succeed. Meanwhile, it turns out that a couple of suspicious local businessmen are also interested in the very same property that Uncle has bought for his teambuilding centre. My Sister's Kids declare war on the businessmen and fight them with old, forgotten weapons that they discover in the bunker.