World War II through the eyes of a Stockholm waitress.World War II through the eyes of a Stockholm waitress.World War II through the eyes of a Stockholm waitress.
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- GoofsWhen Annika travels home to her parents for Christmas, you see an aerial view of the train going through the woods. In the lower right corner of the screen you can see a part of the landing railing of the helicopter from which the scene was filmed.
- ConnectionsEdited into Max Manus: Man of War (2008)
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This film is probably one of the most well-made films Sweden has ever produced. It's serious, it's truthful and believable and it really depicts life in Sweden during the WW2. I'm from Värmland myself, so that part of the film seems most important to me. Many swedes lived with the Third Reich as neighbors during the occupation, and it's a clever touch to include the shooting of some people trying to make it to Sweden.
I also have to point out that my single appearance in any film so far, is at the train station when the father leaves to do military service. See the hats of the little boys running around in the crowd? One of them is me :)
Anyway, well made, and it really shows that this was the most expensive Swedish film to date. Somewhat slow, though.
I also have to point out that my single appearance in any film so far, is at the train station when the father leaves to do military service. See the hats of the little boys running around in the crowd? One of them is me :)
Anyway, well made, and it really shows that this was the most expensive Swedish film to date. Somewhat slow, though.
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- Feb 20, 2000
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- Budget
- SEK 30,000,000 (estimated)
- Runtime3 hours 13 minutes
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.66 : 1
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