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Babylonsjukan (2004)Young woman with a dead-end job and no apartment moves in with a slacker and his friends. Director:Daniel EspinosaWriter:Clara Fröberg |
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Nina Wähä | ... |
Maja
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Paulina Hawliczek | ... |
Pauline
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Mikael Wranell | ... |
Jonny
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Mattias
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Gustav Deinoff | ... |
Anders
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Jonatan Rodriguez | ... |
Ramiro, friend of Mattias'
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Per Burell | ... |
Niklas Gustavsson
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Stefan
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Olle, Maja's boyfriend
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Georgi Staykov | ... |
Pauline's father
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Malgorzata Pieczynska | ... |
Pauline's mother
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Andrea Macchiavelli | ... |
Ramiro's mother
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César Sarachu | ... |
Ramiro's father
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Tobias Kronqvist | ... |
Jacob, Maja's boss
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Andreas Svensson | ... |
Man from 'Nytt Sverige'
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When Maja's boyfriend travels to India for a couple of months, she is left with no place to stay. She becomes a lodger of Mattias, a young unemployed man with a group of slacker friends and a 'cease the day' attitude to life. At first terrified by their irresponsibility, she is soon attracted to Mattias. Written by Mattias Thuresson
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Country:
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SwedishRelease Date:
24 September 2004 (Sweden) See more »Also Known As:
Babylon Disease See more »Filming Locations:
Södermalm, Stockholm, Stockholms län, SwedenCompany Credits
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I have a hard time finding any redeeming qualities about this film. The writing is a joke, the movie had no "real" plot as far as I could see.
The directing, photography, lighting etc.. it all sucks.
I don't care for any character, they all seem to be talking the same gibberish (some kind of Stockholm-suburban Swedish.. I guess it's supposed to be cool but it only feels ridiculous.) I'm not from this part of Sweden but am quite sure that the way people talk in this movie is not how they talk around Stockholm. If that's the case I can only feel sorry for them.
Save yourself some time and money and miss this film, it, quite simply put, sucks!
And oh yes.. the writing really sucked.. I mean REALLY!