Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jonas Inde | ... | Fredrik | |
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Amanda Davin | ... | Sara |
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Peter Gardiner | ... | Victor |
Benny Haag | ... | Peter | |
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Jimmy Lindström | ... | Larry |
Shebly Niavarani | ... | Börje | |
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Ossi Niskala | ... | Jarmo |
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Henrik Svalander | ... | Bobo |
Andreas Rothlin Svensson | ... | Charles | |
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Kalle Westerdahl | ... | Markus |
Dietrich Hollinderbäumer | ... | Volker | |
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Paula McManus | ... | Lotta |
Ia Langhammer | ... | Lillemor | |
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Jan Henrik Stahlberg | ... | Karl |
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Danilo Bejarano | ... | Badvakten |
In the wake of a wild bachelor party, Fredrik discovers his passion for synchronized swimming. Convincing his floorball teammates to join him as Sweden's only all-male team, they set their sights on the world championships in this oddball, comedic tale of courage, triumph and gender role reversal. Written by Palm Springs International Film Festival
Just like the Swedish films "Patrik Age 1.5" and "The Square" - "The Swimsuit Issue" is yet another picture from that country that I found to be overwhelmingly disappointing and, yes, downright boring, as well.
I thought that this movie's story-line was so irritatingly contrived and the actors' performances so annoyingly self-conscious that it took all of the patience that I could possibly muster in order to sit through it from start to finish.
(IMO) - "The Swimsuit Issue" had "Made-For-TV-Movie" written all over it.