Review by Quarantaine

We tag along with family and friends to a cottage village at midsummer. Especially the parent related themes are inventive and deliver a sensitive but vivid escapade. The well written parts for Tea Stjärne and Fredrik Hallgren help them stand out and to give their top notch comical timings. A further big plus is that the entire cast is charismatically enjoyable, with no exception. The very youngest charmer of the bunch, gets to mentor the main character. One of many decisions that brings a delightful freshness to the adventure. Most screen time has been devoted to a storyline that doesn't come across as the creators' forte´. The romancing teenager-storyline. It has been fumbled with so badly that it is a mood killer instead of romantic, as intended. My excitement sank like a midsummer pole into the swamp, about this unfortunate curve-ball to the younger stars. They are now easily blamed for the coughing story engine.