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When it comes to movies about parenting or raising children, you already know it’s going to be a little hard to swallow. There’s nothing fun about watching reality play out on screen, even if it’s someone else’s. But add to that the fact that these people are suffering and trying hard enough to break themselves to create something, and it just leaves you a little exhausted for anything else.  A Copenhagen Love Story is what some would call the embodiment of “modern love,” and others would call it trash for being too raw. I guess it’s a mix of the two. It feels trashy because of all the suffering you have to endure to have a slight glimmer of hope at the end, and it’s also a modern love story because of the rollercoaster ride it takes us on. Directors: Ditte Hansen, Louise Mieritz Writers: Ditte Hansen, Tine Høeg, Louise Mieritz Stars: Joachim Fjelstrup, Rosalinde Mynster, Anders W. Berthelsen In A Copenhagen Love Story, Mia, a successful writer, is reeling from the success of her b...