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Sampo Sarkola | ... | Örjan | |
Cedomir Djordjevic | ... | Stefan | |
Joakim Sällquist | ... | Roland Henebro | |
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Sebastian Ljungblad | ... | Kimmie Henebro |
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Maria Kuhlberg | ... | Maria |
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Cornelia Andersson | ... | Jonna |
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Davina Robinson | ... | Carina Henebro |
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Alexander Wisell | ... | JImmie |
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Stefan Ravenscroft | ... | Eilers |
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Kenny Reinholdsson | ... | Tomas Harjula |
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Elina Eriksson | ... | Sara Henebro |
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Richard Misans | ... | Vallmo |
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Mikael Lyrehag | ... | Vincent |
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Holger Johansson | ... | Kevin Henebro |
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Ramin Wånge | ... | Berous |
Goliat is set in a small industrial town somewhere in Sweden. When Roland is sentenced to prison, his son, 17-year old Kimmie, is expected to provide for the family by taking over his dad's criminal business. This is a task he's not ready for. The film's depicting a boy's brutal entry into adult life and examines aspects of social heritage and patriarchal structures, at a time when the welfare is declining and Sweden is changing. Written by Linus Wärn
In the drama genre Goliat isn't a bad movie. It's not really my favorite genre of movies but this one was certainly watchable. I don't know anybody of the Swedish actors but they all did a very believable job, each character added something to the story. A story that is entertaining enough, it has a good pace, not much action but the evolution and the desperation of the main character is worth watching. It's all well made, simple but effective, with a good cast so good enough to watch once.