On holiday in Istanbul Kaisa meets Jacob and she falls head over heels in love. The day after Jakob leaves back home, without Kajsa even knowing his last name. Some time later they meet up again, but Jakob doesn't remember their fling.
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Title: Must Have Been Love (2012)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Pamela Tola | ... | Kaisa | |
| Espen Klouman Høiner | ... | Jacob / Andreas (as Espen Klouman-Høiner) | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Laura Birn | ... | Anna | |
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Audun Hjort | ... | Audun |
| Mattis Herman Nyquist | ... | August | |
| Rosa Salomaa | ... | Tarjoilija | |
| Pihla Viitala | ... | Helmi | |
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On holiday in Istanbul, the Finnish girl Kajsa meets charming Norwegian Jakob on his last night of the holiday. She falls head over heels in love and they have a wonderful one night stand. The morning after Jakob leaves back home to Oslo, and Kajsa don't know more than his first name. Kajsa can't forget their meeting, and some time later she accidentally meets Jakob again in Oslo in a shop. But he can't remember anything from their previous meeting. Written by OJT
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Release Date:
19 October 2012 (Finland) See more »Also Known As:
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EUR1,000,000 (estimated)Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
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I have rarely felt this complete emptiness while watching a movie. And especially one which I would have guessed has so much potential! I love Finnish, I love Norwegian; that alone should have been a good starting point. But the story managed to stretch my patience and finally, after a long wait, lead into nothing. There are these little glimpses of scenes, things that are just unfolding and could drive the plot on, but then they just disappear, and make way to the previously tried out nothingness. Like the scene where Anders is in his undies in the street in the middle of the night, the time when Kaisa leaves the group to get milk and wanders off to a different location, the talk between the Norwegian cousins in the kitchen.. Why? What? Where are all these bits of beginnings leading to? Nowhere. A total waste of time. I recommend watch something else. Anything.