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Lime (2001)
Director: Nathilde Overrein Rapp
Cast: Rita Kvist, Kristoffer Berre Alberts, Mina Martine Lystad, Kjetil Nilsen
Runtime92 min
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Tanya is almost sixteen and angry. She is in love with Henrik and unhappy. Her mother has decided they're moving the very same day Tanya gets the job as drummer in Henrik's band, Limbo. It really isn't much fun having to leave behind everything you care about. Nor is it much fun having a mother who keeps on changing her boyfriends. And who doesn't understand that sitting in a coffee bar in town with friends is infinitely better than rummaging about in a field in the country. In fact it just is no good being 16 and being forced to abandon the things that really matter in life - love, friends and music. Unless you can find a way to run away from it all. But that takes courage. And money. Tanya gets a little less angry the day Lisbeth gives her a ride. Lisbeth who's always running around on her moped. And is a good laugh. Lisbeth who's got a boyfriend - Iver. Tanya thinks. Tanya who's only got her sheep dog Floyd. And her little brother Joachim. She thinks.
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Lime, the 2001 drama directed by Nathilde Overrein Rapp, has not received substantial critical attention or awards recognition. Information about its public reception, such as ratings on IMDb or Rotten Tomatoes, is not available.
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Fans of coming-of-age dramas with a focus on emotional depth and complex family dynamics will find Lime, directed by Nathilde Overrein Rapp in 2001, a compelling watch. The film features standout performances from its young cast, including Rita Kvist, that beautifully capture the turbulent experiences of adolescence and the challenges of navigating changes in one's personal life.
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Lime most commonly refers to:Lime (fruit), a green citrus fruit Lime (material), inorganic materials containing calcium, usually calcium oxide or calcium hydroxide Lime (color), a color between yellow and green
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