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Ali Abdulsalam | ... | Azad |
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Mehmet Aras | ... | Hussein |
Per Fritzell | ... | Bosse | |
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Dler Resul | ... | Father of Azad |
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Richard Jarl | ... | Markus |
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Telar Hirani | ... | Naza |
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Ronas Gemici | ... | Tigris |
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Lina Welander | ... | Helga |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Kajsa Bergqvist | ... | Self | |
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Paiv Darbandi | ... | Tigris 8 years old |
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Johanna Dickson | ... | Daughter at airport |
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Tor Dickson | ... | Father at airport |
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Suzanna Dilber | ... | Teacher |
Marie Göranzon | ... | Drunk woman | |
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Anna Jonasson | ... | Busdriver minibus |
Azad comes to Sweden by mistake. In order to blend in with the family that hides him, he has to pretend that he is nine years old. Suddenly he's quite alone in a new country and doesn't understand the language. But with the help of a spaced-out hot dog vendor, the coolest guy in school and world champion Kajsa Bergqvist maybe he can meet his real family again. Written by Anders Bergh
I saw this at a local film festival (Discovery Film Festival at the DCA in Dundee, Scotland) and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The festival showed many foreign films, and this had to be one of the most enjoyable (my other favourite being Nocturna, a Spanish made animation) -and I didn't expect it to be very good to be honest. I thought the acting was very good, and I don't know much about the countries where they were, but I enjoyed the story line, and felt for the brothers-who were very convincing, especially the main boy. The hot dog seller was also a funny character. Personally, I just really enjoyed the film and would love to see it again. It's an easy watching film, with plenty of storyline and interesting characters (not annoying kids at all). Some people clearly expected different things from this film, like one previous reviewer. They obviously can't enjoy a light hearted film without finding faults.