The Liverpool Goalie (2010)
"Keeper'n til Liverpool" (original title)

Director:

Arild Andresen

Writer:

Lars Gudmestad (screenplay)

Stars:

Ask von der Hagen, Susanne Boucher, Jostein Brox

10 wins & 1 nomination.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Ask von der Hagen	...	Jo
Susanne Boucher	...	Mari
Jostein Brox	...	Tom Erik (as Jostein Skranes Brox)
Mattis Asker	...	Einar
Ane Kirkeng Jørgensen	...	Nina
Stian Aspelund	...	Per Øystein
Raymond Vårvik	...	Tobias
Michael Vermes	...	Anders
Kasper Kvello	...	Boye
Sacha Kleber Nyiligira	...	Martin
Kaja Meløy	...	Kaja
Karl Andreas Eriksen Lundvold	...	Karl Anderas
Andrine Sæther	...	Else
Kyrre Hellum	...	Steinar
Fridtjov Såheim	...	Iver

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

place name in title | city name in title | punctuation in title | apostrophe in title

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

Norway

Language:

Norwegian

Release Date:

22 October 2010 (Norway)

Also Known As:

The Liverpool Goalie

Box Office

Budget:

NOK 16,350 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

4 1/2 Film

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1 / (high definition)

User Reviews

Immensely entertaining for all viewers

I went to see this film when I by coincidence discovered that an old schoolmate of mine had done he editing/clipping job. I had seen a trailer, which I though was stupid, but since my friend is a great craftsman (e.g. behind the movie "Fritt vilt II") I went to see this one.

From the very first scene I was captured by how intelligent the use of humor was. This is made for teenagers, especially i thought for those who spend a lot of their time playing soccer. But the case is that this is simply a well written, and great acted comedy for all. You don't even need a family to enjoy this family-comedy.

Thirteen year old Jo is a smart thinker of a guy, and has a very vivid imagination, but is bothered by his fellow classmates, and is a rather hopeless soccer goalie. Still he tries to cope with this difficult time in life. He's doing the homework of the "bad guy" in his class, son of a rich salesman of caravans. Jo's mother is seeing dangers all around, being overprotective, and trying to hide her affair with the psychologist neighbor. Every kid in the street is trying to get hold of a football-card with the goalie of Liverpool. This is to kill for...

Extra kudos to both Jo and his mother Andrine Sæther. Fritjof Såheim as the football coach, and father of Jo's best friend is once again brilliant in a role. See this, and be amused. I found myself laughing more than I can ever remember to have done in many years. And this film is not made for middle aged men. But that's how good it is!