House of Angels
(1992)
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House of Angels
(1992)
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Helena Bergström | ... | |
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Rikard Wolff | ... | |
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Sven Wollter | ... | |
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Reine Brynolfsson | ... | |
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Ernst Günther | ... | |
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Viveka Seldahl | ... | |
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Per Oscarsson | ... | |
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Tord Peterson | ... | |
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Ing-Marie Carlsson | ... | |
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Jan Mybrand | ... | |
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Görel Crona | ... |
Anna-Lisa Zetterberg
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Gabriella Boris | ... | |
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Johannes Brost | ... |
Friend of Fanny and Zac
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A small village in Västergötland, Sweden. Everything is turned upside-down when the local loner dies and his mansion, called House of Angels, is inherited by his unknown grand-daughter Fanny. She comes riding on a big black motorcycle with her best friend Zac, wearing black leather and spikes. The farmer Axel Flogfält had expected that he would be able to buy the mansion for a good price, but now it seems that Fanny and Zac will stay there. The village is divided into two camps, one for and one against them. Written by Mattias Thuresson
In "House of Angels", a staid, bucolic Swedish village is all abuzz when a lovely and vivacious young woman comes to town to claim the estate of her late grandfather. A charming, warmhearted, and fun little romp which is not so much a story as it is a study of human nature, the film seems to delight in evincing the community's eccentricities as it reverberates like jiggling Jello with the disruptive influence of its latest resident. "House...." should be an enjoyable watch for more mature viewers, especially females, into foreign flicks and people watching. (B-)