The plot consists of different course of events, feelings and colorful pictures in a staggering tale of war, rivalry, betrayal and forbidden love. A story that lies in events recounted by descendants of Ninni and John's reality.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Frida Gustavsson | ... | Ninni Nilsson | |
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Albin Grenholm | ... | John Lindgren |
Robert Gustafsson | ... | Gustaf Nilsson | |
Helena Af Sandeberg | ... | Nadescha Nilsson | |
Lennart Jähkel | ... | Johan Lindgren | |
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Inga Avemo Hådell | ... | Anita Lindgren |
Fredrik Hiller | ... | Andersson | |
Pernilla August | ... | Elin Lindgren | |
Edvin Endre | ... | Lennart Lindgren | |
Sissela Kyle | ... | Dragonfly (voice) | |
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Eddie Sandblom | ... | Young John |
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Mira Nád | ... | Young Ninni |
Jacob Ericksson | ... | Grey Man | |
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Magnus Widell | ... | Doorman |
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Nóra Trokán | ... | Maja |
The plot consists of different course of events, feelings and colorful pictures in a staggering tale of war, rivalry, betrayal and forbidden love. A story that lies in events recounted by descendants of Ninni and John's reality.
The acting, cinematography and overall production were absolutely astounding. I went in a bit sceptical, but came to love every moment the movie had to offer. Particularly Robert Gustafsson surprised me with his convincing portrayal of the ruthless amusement park owner. The only reason I'm not giving Eld & Lågor 10/10 is that the story was a bit uneven in where it wanted to go and therefore fell a bit short. The overall production, however, makes up for this and makes me recommend this movie to anyone interested in watching it.