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Title: Show Me Love (1998)
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| Alexandra Dahlström | ... | Elin Olsson | |
| Rebecka Liljeberg | ... | Agnes Ahlberg (as Rebecca Liljeberg) | |
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Erica Carlson | ... | Jessica Olsson |
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Mathias Rust | ... | Johan Hulth |
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Stefan Hörberg | ... | Markus |
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Josefine Nyberg | ... | Viktoria (as Josefin Nyberg) |
| Ralph Carlsson | ... | Agnes' Father Olof | |
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Maria Hedborg | ... | Agnes' Mother Karin |
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Axel Widegren | ... | Agnes' Little Brother Oskar |
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Jill Ung | ... | Elin's Mother Birgitta |
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Lisa Skagerstam | ... | Camilla |
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Lina Svantesson | ... | Malin |
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Johanna Larsson | ... | Sara |
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Elinor Johansson | ... | Jenny |
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Jessica Melkersson | ... | Sabina |
Åmål is a small insignificant town where nothing ever happens, where the latest trends are out of date when they get there. Young Elin has a bit of a bad reputation when it comes to guys, but the fact is that she is inexperienced in that matter. Another girl in her school, Agnes, is in love with her but is too shy to do anything about it. For a number of reasons, Elin ends up at Agnes' birthday party as the only guest. They have a girl's night out together but after that Elin desperately avoids Agnes, refusing to even consider her own feelings toward Agnes. Written by Mattias Thuresson
I just have to leave my own praise for this wonderful film. No other film has ever touched me this way, and I don't think anything will ever surpass this.
Maybe it's because Lukas Moodysson and I share so much common values (Morrissey, obsession with teenage-romances and protective attitude towards that phase of life that is easily forgotten or denied.). As a 24 year old male I cannot watch this with dry eyes and I have seen this about 9 times. Rebecka Liljeberg's desperate eyes, thoroughly true blurted dialog, awkward silences and perfect resurrection for that old Foreigner song that doesn't fit into either of main character's musical taste, but will remain so important to them anyway... oh..
I raise my glass of chocolate milk for this achingly beautiful movie, without this my own past would be more dark and forgotten, but you, Lukas, Alexandra, Rebecka and the rest have reminded me what love is all about and why it's still worth seeking.
It's not just a good movie, it's one of those rare certainly good things on earth.