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When aspiring musicians Lars and Sigrit are given the opportunity to represent their country at the world's biggest song competition, they finally have a chance to prove that any dream worth having is a dream worth fighting for.
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Nobody Wins Solo
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Rated PG-13 for crude sexual material including full nude sculptures, some comic violent images, and language
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Trivia
The Eurovision contributions from Belarus, Greece, Iceland, and Russia are all performed by Swedish singers, but the Swedish contribution is performed by an American.
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Goofs
The venue shown as hosting the Eurovision Song Contest in Edinburgh is actually the SSE Hydro, located in Glasgow.
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Quotes
Graham Norton:
Okay, so not as bad as we expected.
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Crazy Credits
In the final credits, the name of the actors are shown with the flag of the country where they have their nationality.
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In the Mirror
Written and Produced by
Jörgen Elofsson
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Demi Lovato See more »
My expectations were low, I love Will Ferrel but his movies are often shallow and stupid and rarely touches you. This one is not deep and smart, that is not what I'm saying! But it is well made and has a lot of heart in it that balances the shallow and stupid quite good. Add on top of that the end performance by Rachel McAdams, the sweetest actress in all of Hollywood, and you suddenly find yourself cheering for a fictional Icelandic band in a fictional Eurovision contest in this feel good movie of crazy corona summer of 2020. Well done! Well done indeed!