Frökens första barn (1950)

Author Johannes Porshammar is about to write a book about single mothers but his publisher doesn't believe in it. The publisher prints an ad in Porshammar's name where he seeks objects of ... See full summary »

Director:

Schamyl Bauman

Writers:

Schamyl Bauman, Sölve Cederstrand

Stars:

Sickan Carlsson, Edvin Adolphson, Olof Winnerstrand

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Sickan Carlsson	...	Sonja Broberg, journalist
Edvin Adolphson	...	Johannes Porshammar
Olof Winnerstrand	...	Albert Wahlstrand
Dagmar Ebbesen	...	Viktoria
Viveca Serlachius	...	Birgit Björk
Sven Lindberg	...	Willgot Mosch
Douglas Håge	...	Gustafsson
Nils Kihlberg	...	Göran Hallman
Gösta Cederlund	...	Adolf Mosch
Gull Natorp	...	Betty Mosch
Christer Borg	...	Lukas

Storyline

Author Johannes Porshammar is about to write a book about single mothers but his publisher doesn't believe in it. The publisher prints an ad in Porshammar's name where he seeks objects of study so Porshammar could improve his topic. This leads to the author is invaded with single mothers with children but also the young and former journalist Sonja who has "borrowed" a child to fit the requirements of the ad.

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Plot Keywords:

author | single parent | kindergarten

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

Sweden

Language:

Swedish

Release Date:

26 July 1950 (Sweden)

Also Known As:

Neidin esikoinen

Filming Locations:

Sandrew-ateljéerna, Gärdet, Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden

Company Credits

Production Co:

S. Bauman-Produktion

Technical Specs

Runtime:

102 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Black and White

Aspect Ratio:

1.37 : 1

User Reviews

A nice film

All in all this is a nice film, a classic comedy containing the necessary archetypes. There's the child(Lukas), the young lovers(Birgit Björk and Willgot Mosch), the loser(Gustafsson), the handsome man(Göran Hallman), the father figure(Albert Wahlstrand), the wholesome woman(Viktoria), the clown(Johannes Forshammar), and the heroine(Sonja Broberg).

It will provide you with quite a few good laughs, due to strange mix-ups and unexpected misunderstandings. It is definitely worth watching, much thanks to the always brilliant actors Adolphson and Carlsson, not to mention Douglas Håge in a very small but amusing part.

A bit of romance, a bit of humour, a bit of most everything.

6/10