Lille Allan - den menneskelige antenne

After his parents divorced, little Alan, 11 years old, sees himself forced to move to a new city with his father. Wishing to make new friends as he's feeling lonely, he ends up being a kind of human antenna for his neighbor, an old man who is obsessed with OVNIS and life in outer space. Thanks to this endevour they find Britney, a cheerful alien who has the ability of reading minds and who has to make an emergency landing on Earth. Alan wants to help her go back home, while she is collecting data for a project for school about the primitive human race. They become friends, but an strange taxidermist is going after Britney because he wants to add her to his weird collection. She's just trying to understand her human specimen, and Alan just wants a friend.

Directed by Amalie Næsby Fick, with an original screenplay by Amalie Næsby Fick and Thomas Porsager, and based on the novel by Peter Frödin and Line Knutzon. Amalie Næsby Fick directed in 2017 'The Incredible Story of the Giant Pear', a children's animated comedy winner in the Danish Film Awards, and in 2022 the TV series 'Skruk'. Thomas Porsager has been writer in 'As Good A Day As Any', 'The Marco Effect' and the TV series 'Sjit Happens', which won in 2014 the Copenhagen TV Festival.

• Animation
• Adventure
• Family