Center Jægerspris is an Asylum Centre for children who have fled to Denmark without their parents. The Centre houses 40 kids between 10-18 years of which the majority has fled from Afghanistan, Iran and Africa. The asylum process takes years to reach a verdict leaving the kids in a Limbo. Daily tensions and frustrations are projected on to the staff and several kids develop mental problems from the uncertainty and waiting. The film follows an intense couple of days at the Centre where the staff are preparing to give three boys a final rejection on asylum.
| Original title | No Man's Land |
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| Danish title | Ingenmandsland |
| Keywords | Asylum centers, Asylum applicants, Denmark, 2010-2019 |
| Director | Michael Graversen |
| Screenplay | Michael Graversen |
| Director of Photography | Michael Graversen |
| Editor | Michael Chiappa |
| Sound | Raoul Brand |
| Composer | Alex Harwood |
| Production country | Denmark |
| TV release | 25.04.2013, DR 2 |
| Danish festival release | 26.08.2013, Café Biografen (Odense), Odense Filmfestival |
| Danish rating | Allowed for children over the age of 11 |
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| Direction | Michael Graversen |
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| Executive producer | Michael Graversen |
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| Cinematographer | Michael Graversen |
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| Music | Alex Harwood |
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| Sound engineer | Raoul Brand |
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