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Release Date:
March 8, 2000
Original Title:
Den bästa sommaren
Alternate Titles:
Den beste sommeren
Ein toller Sommer
Ein toller Sommer - Liebe in Blechdosen
The best summer
Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Romance
Production Companies:
Film i Väst
Memfis Film
Nordisk Film & TV Fond
SVT
Zentropa Entertainments
Production Countries:
Denmark | Norway | Sweden
Ratings / Certifications:
FI: K-7 NO: 9 SE: 7
Runtime: 92
The summer of '58, the year Sweden almost won the world championship in soccer over Brazil, Yngve Johansson accepts two children to live with him during the summer, as told through the eyes of a young boy. His name is Mårten, and the other child's name is Annika. She is a rough girl, with many problems. The three of them do not get along, and Yngve is a true dictator to the children's eyes. However, when the children discover that their new guardian has a crush on their teacher (Cecilia Nilsson), they do what they can to bring the two together. Soon enough, the three will discover that they have a lot more in common than they previously imagined, and together they can make their lives worth living again. This is a sweet story about life in Sweden in the mid 1900's. It is about family, love, hate, innocent friendship that we all can relate to, and much, much more...
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Assistant Director:
Emma Gabrielsson
Assistant Makeup Artist:
Lisa Mustafa
Co-Producer:
Peter Aalbæk Jensen
Costume Design:
Jaana Fomin
Director:
Ulf Malmros
Director of Photography:
Mats Olofson
Editor:
Michał Leszczyłowski
Fredrik Abrahamsen
Grip:
Martin Bergenström
Location Manager:
Daniel Gylling
Makeup Artist:
Sara Klänge
Original Music Composer:
Henrik Medquist
Dan Sundquist
Producer:
Lars Jönsson
Producer's Assistant:
Anna Anthony
Production Design:
Louise Gylling
Production Manager:
Anita Tesler
Sound:
Magnus Andersson
Eddie Axberg
Sound Editor:
Thomas Huhn
Per Nyström
Dan Widegren
Sound Mixer:
Gábor Pasztor
Writer:
Vasa
Ulf Malmros
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