Mein Vater Marianne

Relatable characters and the acting is really good, for being a Swedish film. It's partly really funny, partly dramatic but it's also a really sweet story about a family going through changes. I really enjoyed this movie and will see it again.

I find this film brilliant. It convincingly tells the navigation of identity and sexuality of the transgender person, and the subsequent identity negotiation of family members. It is touching, real, and authentic. I recommend this to everyone.

A wonderful movie that brought laughter and tears! Its not without reason that this film is an award winner. The film beautifully and realistically portraits both negative and positive sides of coming out as a transperson, from a family dad and priest transforming into the greater version of her true self. How does it affect her closest family? Will the family and small community accept her? Its not a movie full of action or thrill but full of everyday moments and feelgood emotions. I can highly recommend it.

This movie has gotten rather good reviews, and I struggle to understand why. It's trying to be witty and insightful, but it falls flat with bad, shallow acting and a predictable plot. The movie is trying to convey the message that transvestites (and I would assume people in general) should be accepted as they are by society, and that's all well and good, but it lacks a deeper meaning. Rolf Lassgård, Lene Endre, Nour El-Refai and Ralph Carlsson all give solid performances, but with the rest of the cast I'm left wondering what I'm really watching. Hedda Stiernstedt's character is behaving more like a spoiled fourteen-year-old than the twenty-eight-year-old woman she is meant to portray, and the villagers are extremely plastic and unreal. I guess that "Min pappa Marianne" is watchable if you have some time to kill, but for me it's nothing more than that. Because of the aforementioned reasons, I really can't rate this movie higher than four stars out of ten.

I love it. I almost cried several times because of the feelings it created.

A sweet movie, an important movie.