A tragic and comic tale about beautiful and self-absorbed Eva, who cheats on her boyfriend, which becomes the starting point of a slow but relentless descent down to the life of ordinary people and a surprising, but doomed friendship.
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Michelle Meadows | ... | Eva |
| Michael Segerström | ... | Bernard | |
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Richard Ulfsäter | ... | Micke |
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Michael Lindgren | ... | Nico |
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Marko Ivkovich | ... | McDonalds chef |
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Erica Silfverhielm | ... | Martina |
| Henrik Lundström | ... | Mickes friend | |
| Tanja Lorentzon | ... | Maja | |
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Robin Keller | ... | Miles |
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Johan Hallström | ... | Salesman 1 |
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Erik Johansson | ... | Salesman 2 |
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Malin Benno | ... | Evas friend 2 |
| Lis Nilheim | ... | Miles' mother | |
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Elisabeth von Gerber | ... | Margaretha |
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Martin Svane | ... | Nicos friend |
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A tragic and comic tale about beautiful and self-absorbed Eva, who cheats on her boyfriend, which becomes the starting point of a slow but relentless descent down to the life of ordinary people and a surprising, but doomed friendship.
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SwedishRelease Date:
9 February 2007 (Sweden) See more »Also Known As:
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McDonalds chef: You can start with cleaning the deep fryer. Detergents are in the gray cupboard.
Eva: Don't you have staff to take care of that?
McDonalds chef: You *are* staff..
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[Eva's first day at McDonald's]McDonalds chef: You can start with cleaning the deep fryer. Detergents are in the gray cupboard.
Eva: Don't you have staff to take care of that?
McDonalds chef: You *are* staff..
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This is a nice little gem. Accustomed to the normal staple of Swedish film, meaning ham acting, high school morality and utter lack of anything resembling film magic, this was a surprise. Good, subdued acting, a twisting and turning storyline that keeps you unprepared for what's around the corner and a fresh and unsentimental approach to it's subjects makes this "a film for the person who doesn't like Swedish film" as one of my friends said after the film. Add to that some funny and intelligent dialogue with the occasional one-liner and you have a film that is truly enjoyable and lingers in your mind afterwards. During it's one and a half hour it grinds itself slowly into some true and important insights of contemporary life, as well as eternal truths (yeah, really). Could have been a bit longer though, because the end comes about a little abruptly,