I loved this movie as a child and I finally watched again as an adult. It was still great. There are very few jokes that would be called "problematic" even in year 2021. The first being that Gösta Ekman's character has a "funny lisp" and the other being that Margareta Krook plays the right wing politician Gösta Bohman. Having women play male characters to demean them is kind of old... However there might be a part of the joke that I don't understand since I wasn't alive at the time. And also there is a slight facial resemblance so that might be the whole of the joke. Also that Margareta Krook is dressed as Prussiluskan, the strict childcare worker from Pippi Långstrump.
Anyway, as usual, it's kind of depressing when political satire from the 70s and 80s is still relevant today. It's funny satire though.
And also you will learn a lot about Swedish politicians of yore which is useful for crosswords and Trivial Pursuit. Just last week there was a crossword with Ola Ullsten which I hadn't known without watching this movie as a child. Great!
