Badjävlar (TV 1971)Director:Christian LundWriter:Lars Molin |
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The Model
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Per-Axel Arosenius |
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Wanja Basel |
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Ulla
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Gösta Bredefeldt | ... |
Lindgren
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Curt Broberg |
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Cecilia Dahlström |
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Carl-Axel Elfving |
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Sture Ericson |
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Leif Forstenberg | ... |
Sven
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Åke Fridell | ... |
The Artist
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Christer Furubrand |
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Manne Grünberger | ... |
The Estate Agent
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Ernst Günther | ... |
Sjöstrand
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Country:
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SwedishRelease Date:
28 April 1971 (Sweden) See more »Company Credits
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A well-done movie, which I enjoyed watching; most of all I was enchanted by the terrific acting of Ernst Günther. However, as it kept rolling and the anti-capitalistic message became more evident I lost interest in the main story. In a way, it's not unique in that sense since most Swedish (as well as many other European) films I have seen from the 60s are of the same political color. I am sure it must have been more interesting in its time since it deals with a political issue which is not up for discussion today, but at the end it came across as just simply annoying to me; how can capitalism be blamed for the reason that a couple wasted money on a house they didn't own, and their incapability to take legal actions?