Buster's World

Buster is eleven years old and treats life like a friendly adventure where magic is real and kindness works wonders. He believes that a pinch of imagination plus a lot of love can smooth any bump in the road. He spends his days helping his younger sister who walks with a limp, supporting his weary parents, and standing by his old friend Mr. Larsen, who is also a master magician in his own eyes. This summer he hopes to be a hit at the town talent show, even as he grapples with a crush on Joanna and the strain of watching Mr. Larsen's health slip away. Through faith, hope and charity, Buster keeps his world spinning and stubborn hope remains.

Released in 2021, the film brings together a Danish creative team led by Martin Miehe-Renard, Bjarne Reuter and Jesper Nicolaj Christiansen, with Manfred Weber Cortzen starring as Buster. Story centers on family warmth and small acts of magic for everyone.

Box office data for Buster's World has not been publicly disclosed, which is common for smaller family titles released mainly to festival circuits or limited theatrical runs. The film relies on its warm cast and accessible themes to reach audiences.

Reception notes a modest but clear set of themes. The 5.2/10 average from nine votes suggests mixed views, yet many viewers respond to its emphasis on optimism, generosity, and the idea that faith and charity can ease hardship within a family, especially in tough times. The tone stays hopeful, always.

Awards: there are no major nominations listed for this title, so it sits outside the awards circuit. Still, the film offers a gentle Danish voice to family cinema that prioritizes everyday resilience and love over spectacle, making it a pleasant, small scale option for households and gatherings at home too.