Peter moves out of Clara's apartment, but they have a hard time staying away from each other. Aron feels betrayed by Elsa, and he can't accept that Sten has moved on with Anita. He goes to his best ...
Sten goes to the luxury resort alone, where he meets a new and exciting woman, Anita. Clara goes on a date with Peter, but is very turned off by his career choice. Aron is stressed about finding the ...
Anita and Sten plan a wedding and can't agree. The memory of Kersti is distracting. Aron has to shoulder a new responsibility. Clara fights for her relationship with Peter and has difficulty winning ...
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| Josephine Bornebusch | ... | Clara 12 episodes, 2019-2020 | |
| Johan Ulveson | ... | Sten 12 episodes, 2019-2020 | |
| Gustav Lindh | ... | Aron 12 episodes, 2019-2020 | |
| Sverrir Gudnason | ... | Peter 12 episodes, 2019-2020 | |
| Sofia Karemyr | ... | Jenny 12 episodes, 2019-2020 | |
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Nina Zanjani | ... | Sasha 12 episodes, 2019-2020 |
| Görel Crona | ... | Anita 11 episodes, 2019-2020 | |
| Ia Langhammer | ... | Kersti 11 episodes, 2019-2020 | |
| Dilan Gwyn | ... | Elsa 10 episodes, 2019-2020 | |
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Edvin Ryding | ... | Viktor 7 episodes, 2019-2020 |
| Christopher Wagelin | ... | Vincent 6 episodes, 2019-2020 | |
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Viktor Nyström Sköld | ... | Arons chef 6 episodes, 2020 |
| Anders Mossling | ... | Hans / ... 5 episodes, 2019-2020 | |
| Ulf Stenberg | ... | Läkaren Jonas / ... 5 episodes, 2020 | |
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Julia Marko-Nord | ... | Julia 5 episodes, 2020 |
Friendship, grief and romance intersect with love in the lives of three generations of people living in Stockholm.
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A Swedish production hits the sweet spot. Josephine Bornebusch elegantly meshes humour with a serious approach to relationships. At times she even touches the complexity of being.
The dry, somewhat sarcastic, humour allows the audience laugh with, rather than at, the characters.
Alska Mig is not a great work of art - but it is skilful craftsmanship and it leaves the impression that Bornebusch may have greatness lurking somewhere in her future.
However, there is an elephant in the room and it has to do with casting. If you can enjoy a film entirely on its own merit; Alska Mig delivers solid value for time spent. If you hold the belief that every filmmaker has a duty beyond the frames, you may develop an itch that is very hard to scratch: The, almost total, lack of ethnic diversity makes little sense and does leave a gnawing question - why?