Svenskjävel (2014)
Genre: Drama
Duration: 97 minuten
Alternative title: Underdog
Country:
Sweden / Norway
Directed by: Ronnie Sandahl
Stars: Bianca Kronlöf, Henrik Rafaelsen and Mona Kristiansen
IMDb score:
6,2 (925)
Releasedate: 13 March 2015
This movie is not available on US streaming services.
Svenskjävel plot
Dino dreams of a different life. Like 80,000 other Swedish young people, she is fleeing Sweden's mass unemployment to start a new life in Oslo. But she soon finds herself caught up in a destructive spiral of surviving with little cash, irregular work and hard partying. After breaking her arm, she is fired again and unexpectedly finds work as a housekeeper. All three residents of the house fall for her reckless charm. The young unsuspecting daughter, the teenager desperate for attention and the father, who is alone and lonely, while his wife works abroad. Dino doesn't count on falling in love. In fact, none of them count on it.
Reviews & comments
blurp194
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- 5489 messages
- 4190 votes
A not too cheerful story, which is presented in such a light-hearted way that it actually makes for a cheerful film. Actually, mainly because of the relaxed way in which Bianca Kronlöf skips through life and therefore through the image - no setback is too much for her. And there are plenty of setbacks, until something comes back from an unexpected source.
Bianca Kronlöf may not be the prettiest, but she plays such a charming role that it no longer stands out. Nice job, and I hope she appears in more films.
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Decec
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- 6741 messages
- 8581 votes
Good drama movie...
Good story...
Reasonable acting...
Famous actor Henrik Rafaelsen...
Shocking too fast camera movement...
Beautiful HD quality widescreen...
Good background sound
(Dolby Digital)...
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Fisico
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- 10039 messages
- 5398 votes
Not blown away by this Swedish production. Not bad, but not one I'll remember for a long time. Not for the first time that I have experienced that Sweden is stereotyped in an inferior light by Norwegians here, but also by Danes. I wasn't so aware of it. It was striking in this film when it turned out that it was a topic of conversation where Dino was present.
Dino, a teenager with a backpack, tries to build a new life in Oslo. She works as an au pair for a wealthy Norwegian family. The mother is absent. The feeling is rather airy. Everything seems to run smoothly, few struggles and the past is kept silent. Then the traditional "I like you", yuck, a bit too much of a cliché for me.
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