Come Home with Me (film) explained

Come Home with Me
Director:	Benjamin Christensen
Starring:	Bodil Ipsen
Cinematography:	Valdemar Christensen
Runtime:	90 minutes
Country:	Denmark
Language:	Danish

Come Home with Me (Danish: '''Gå med mig hjem''') is a 1941 Danish drama film directed by Benjamin Christensen.^[1] It centers on the character Helene Hannøe, an attorney who forms close relationships with her troubled clients while trying to solve their problems.^[2] It was the last of three 'social issue' films that Christensen made for the Nordisk Film Company, along with Children of Divorce and The Child.

Cast

• Bodil Ipsen as Helene Hannøe
• Tudlik Johansen as Vera Halkær
• Johannes Meyer as Valdemar Nielsen
• Grethe Holmer as Rudi
• Eigil Reimers as Fritz Elmer
• Mogens Wieth as Asmus Asmussen
• Helga Frier as Frk. Stade
• Karen Lykkehus as Fru Hermansen
• Alma Olander Dam Willumsen as Husbestyrerinde Stoffer (as Alma Olander Dam)
• Peter Malberg as Olsen
• Lis Smed as Stuepigen Doris

Notes and References

1. Web site: Gå med mig hjem . 5 November 2013 . Det Danske Filminstitut.
2. Book: Stevenson . Jack . Witchcraft Through the Ages: The Story of Häxan, the World's Strangest Film, and the Man Who Made It . 2006 . FAB Press . Guildford . 1-903254-42-6 . 93–95.