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Villmar Björkman | ... | Villmar |
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Linnea Cart-Lamy | ... | Linnea |
Leif Edlund | ... | Leif | |
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Sara Eriksson | ... | Sara |
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Lola Ewerlund | ... | Lola |
Alexandra Hummingson | ... | Gala guest | |
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Hanna Lekander | ... | Hanna |
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Olle Liljas | ... | Olle |
Maria Lundqvist | ... | Maria | |
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Cecilia Milocco | ... | Cecilia |
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Simeon Nordius | ... | Sonen |
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Guje Palm | ... | Argumenterande kvinna |
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Henrik Vikman | ... | Henrik |
Vera Vitali | ... | Vera |
It's almost summer in Sweden and minor indiscretions and misbehavior abound. Leffe likes to show off for his friends and play salacious pranks, especially when he's drinking. Meanwhile, a righteous grade-school teacher doesn't know where to draw the line: she insists her fellow educators need a bit of instruction. Then there are two young teenage girls who like to pose for sexy photos and to party, but one night in a park, one of them is found passed out drunk by a complete stranger. Written by Cannes Film Festival
The camera angles were interestingly different. Made you think about the conversations and not focus so much on the shallowness of what I call: eye candy syndrome, which Hollywood so likes to depict. One thing that did disturb me when reading reviews was that a few of the very positive ones contained the same misspellings. That is hardly a coincidence. Back to the film: There seemed to be too many thematic subplots going on, despite other reviews that seem to say: "hey, that mirrors life". But generally, the film was entertaining and was an interesting diversion. The homo-erotic male-bonding deal with the guys seemed a bit contrived. I couldn't figure the rhyme or reason there.