The Roast Hare

The Roast Hare follows the Nokkesens as they scramble to prepare for an unexpected dinner with the Spidsmejers, who are expecting roast hare. With the game butcher closed and no hare in sight, the head of the household embarks on a comical quest involving mermaids, a small dog, and a charming housekeeper.

This film showcases the whimsical storytelling characteristic of early 20th-century silent cinema. The engaging plot and unique characters offer a glimpse into the comedic style of the era, making it an interesting piece for collectors of silent films. Additionally, the performances of Mathilde Felumb Friis, Gerda Madsen, and Olga Svendsen add to the film’s charm and appeal.