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Kunsten at græde i kor

By: Erling Jepsen
Narrated by: Kim Henriksen
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11-årige Allan går til begravelser sammen med sin far, hvis taler kan få voksne mænd til at bryde sammen. Det hjælper på farens humor og på omsætningen i familiens lille købmandsbutik, men det tynder ud i begravelserne. Farens 'psykiske nerver' tager til, og Allan ser ingen anden udvej end at overtale sin storesøster til at ligge med faren på sofaen.

Det er på fornemmeste vis lykkes at forvandle Allans historie til levende billeder, og både Jepsens roman og Schønau Foghs film emmer af det Sønderjylland, af hvis muld denne tragikomiske fortælling er runden.

Erling Jepsens originalt hjemmestrikkede familiegyser udkom første gang i 2002. Den har siden fået en selvstændig fortsættelse i romanen Med venlig deltagelse fra 2006.

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