A young man returns to his hometown to look for his missing sister.A young man returns to his hometown to look for his missing sister.A young man returns to his hometown to look for his missing sister.
Björn A. Ling
- Grits Pölsa
- (as Björn Starrin)
Johan Östling
- Micke Tretton
- (as Johan Andersson)
Lena Wallman-Alster
- Eriks mamma
- (as Lena Wallman Alster)
Mikaela Hammarström
- Yelling Bystander
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaSome scenes were taken from director Ulf Malmros' own youth, like one where Erik decides to move to Stockholm because the film company forgot to send the last reel of Pulp Fiction (1994) to the local theatre. In real life it was E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) and the projectionist came down and told the ending of the movie.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Tonsättaren (2013)
- SoundtracksDirty And Cheap
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I saw this movie a week or two ago at the Seattle intl film festival and it was one of my favorites.
The characters were all very funny in a clumsy and idiosyncratic sort of way. Much like a Coen bros. movie plot they are a bit too dumb and small-town-naive to pull off their objectives without screwing themselves up, but that's what makes it funny, right?
The dialog was great as well, with a few funny Tarantino-esqe side narratives. In fact, the screenplay also reminded me of Tarantino or Guy Ritchie films as it jumped around chronologically and repeated some of the story from different characters' perspectives.
I imagine if you like those directors (well, who doesn't?), you'd find this one very worth your while as well (although a bit less stylized and certainly less violent then most of Tarantino's work which I happen to think is a plus!)
The characters were all very funny in a clumsy and idiosyncratic sort of way. Much like a Coen bros. movie plot they are a bit too dumb and small-town-naive to pull off their objectives without screwing themselves up, but that's what makes it funny, right?
The dialog was great as well, with a few funny Tarantino-esqe side narratives. In fact, the screenplay also reminded me of Tarantino or Guy Ritchie films as it jumped around chronologically and repeated some of the story from different characters' perspectives.
I imagine if you like those directors (well, who doesn't?), you'd find this one very worth your while as well (although a bit less stylized and certainly less violent then most of Tarantino's work which I happen to think is a plus!)
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- SEK 13,800,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $90,132
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