Tre solar (2004)

User Rating:

2.9/10   

Director:

Richard Hobert

Writer:

Richard Hobert (writer)

Release Date:

27 February 2004 (Sweden)

Genre:

Drama

Plot Keywords:

Crusader | Plague Victim | Middle Ages | Horse | Church

Cast

Lena Endre	...	Hanna Röde
Kjell Bergqvist	...	Joel Fiskare
Natalie Minnevik	...	Girl
Maria Bonnevie	...	Emma
Rolf Lassgård	...	Torben Barberare
Mikael Persbrandt	...	Ulf
Rikard Wolff	...	Isak Målare
Sven-Bertil Taube	...	Olof Blinde
Magnus Krepper	...	Budbäraren
Jan Waldekranz	...	Priest
Björn Granath	...	Vaktchefen
Stephan Holmström	...	Stadsvakten
Anastasios Soulis	...	Dying Boy
Åsa-Lena Hjelm	...	Fiskarkvinnan
Mats Torstensson	...	Raske
Max Olausson	...	Kjetil
Micke Enerdal	...	Magnus, Hannas son (as Mikael Enerdal)
Ebba Bernhardsson	...	Hannas dotter

Directed by
Richard Hobert

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Richard Hobert		writer

Produced by
Mikael Lundberg	....	line producer
Peter Possne	....	producer

Original Music by
Björn Hallman

Cinematography by
Lars Crépin

Film Editing by
Darek Hodor

Production Design by
Aïda Kalnins

Costume Design by
Karin Sundvall

Makeup Department
Barbro Haugen	....	assistant makeup artist (as Barbro Homberg Haugen)
Anna-Lena Melin	....	makeup artist

Production Management
Catrine Johansson	....	post-production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Niklas Ohlsson	....	assistant director

Art Department
Elna Bengtsson	....	painter
Ludvig Hallberg	....	carpenter
Rickard Molin	....	set dresser
Doreen Möllerström	....	property master
Alexander Söderholm	....	property master

Sound Department
Eddie Axberg	....	dialogue editor
Anders Degerberg	....	foley recordist
Lukasz Grzegorzewski	....	sound effects editor
Anders Kwarnmark	....	sound effects editor
Lars Liljeholm	....	dialogue editor
Lars Liljeholm	....	sound
Nils Nilsson	....	sound effects editor
Ulf Olausson	....	foley artist
Amy Öström	....	boom operator
Amy Öström	....	sound
Gábor Pasztor	....	sound mixer (as Gabor Pasztor)
Daniel Saxlid	....	sound designer
Daniel Saxlid	....	sound re-recording mixer
Niklas Skarp	....	sound effects editor

Special Effects by
Daniel Andersén	....	special effects assistant
Lars Höglund	....	special effects

Visual Effects by
Gunnar Ahlgren	....	optical printer
Peter Törnestam	....	digital effects artist

Camera and Electrical Department
Adam Halkiewicz	....	grip
Nils Melander	....	lighting technician
Carolina Nordlund	....	first assistant camera
Jan Nordström	....	still photographer
Scharif Shawky	....	second assistant camera
Bengt Steiner	....	lighting supervisor
Johan Wallin	....	grip
Bengt Wanselius	....	still photographer

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Anita Dahrmark	....	seamstress
Gabriella Innerstedt	....	wardrobe assistant
Hanna Lepp	....	wardrobe trainee
Therese Lindh	....	wardrobe assistant (as Therése Lindh-Dewe)

Editorial Department
Marianne Andersson	....	negative cutter
Jenny Brännström	....	assistant editor
Frederic Wibe	....	assistant editor

Other crew
Anna Garpestad	....	production coordinator
Lotta Gerlach	....	publicist
Lena Hansson	....	film consultant: Swedish Film Institute (as Lena Hansson-Varhegyi)
Nina Hedman	....	title designer
Rebecka Kihlberg	....	location manager
Jenny Lööf	....	location assistant
Susanne Lundberg	....	production assistant (as Susanne Andersson)
Ronald Meier	....	extras coordinator
Anne-Helene Sommarström	....	unit publicist
Alexander Thorstrand	....	runner
Lotta Westberg	....	script supervisor

Production Companies

• Cimbria Film AB
• Film i Väst
• Sonet Film AB
• Svenska Filminstitutet (SFI)

Distributors

• Sonet Film

Also Known As:

Three Suns (International: English title)

Runtime:

102 min

Country:

Sweden

Language:

Swedish

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Sound Mix:

DTS | Dolby Digital

Certification:

Sweden:11 | Australia:MA

Filming Locations:

Eketorp Fortress, Öland, Kalmar län, Sweden

Company:

Cimbria Film AB

Trivia:

Hanna says her hair clip was her morning gift from Ulf. The term "morning gift" derives from the practice of the bridegroom giving his bride a gift on the morning after the wedding night, after the consummation of the marriage and proof of the bride's virginity. Traditionally the dower or morning gift was much bigger than a hair clip. It was usually land or property that could support a wife in the (usual) event that she survived her husband. It was usually given (in trust) to the wife after the wedding.

Movie Connections:

Referenced in "High Chaparall: (#2.3)" (2004)

Varför skulle någon vilja skämma ut Sverige på det här sättet? Why would anyone want to embarrass Sweden like this?

This was the first Swedish movie (except Josef Fares' movies and Vuxna Människor) that I saw from the beginning to the end. Not because it was exciting or incredibly interesting, but because our extremely boring Swedish teacher forced my class to see it.

After have seen Tre Solar I have also come to the conclusion that she also had extremely bad taste.

Why Tre Solar is awful: 1. The script was probably printed on an A3-paper, there are approximately 3 lines in this movie. 2. The props is horrible, maybe because of the low budget or a lack of inspiration. 3. The actors are showing a complete lack of knowledge about acting.

All of this results in Tre Solar being an excruciating horrible and sad, sad movie.

It is also sad to see that splendid actors such as Rolf Lassgård and Rikard Wolf chose to participate in this movie.