Hustruer - ti år etter (1985)

Regisseur:

Anja Breien

Drehbuchautoren:

Anja Breien (writer)
Knut Faldbakken (writer)

Premierendatum:

18. April 1986 (Sweden)

Genre:

Komödie | Drama

Plot:

Ten years have passed since our three heroines' first outing in 1975. Now the women meet at yet another class reunion...

Plot Keywords:

City | Drunkenness | Party | Vulgarity | Weekend

Filmpreise:

2 wins

Nutzerkommentare:

To direct, or not to direct? NOT to , if you ask me.

Besetzung

Frøydis Armand	...	Heidrun
Katja Medbøe	...	Kaja
Anne Marie Ottersen	...	Mie
übrige Besetzung in alphabetischer Reihenfolge:
Mathias Armand	...	Peik
Brasse Brännström	...	Ahlsen
Lise Eger	...	Klasseveninne
Jon Eikemo	...	Jostein
Per Frisch	...	Mies Kristian
Karin Helene Haugen	...	Klasseveninne
Christian Heian	...	Ung gutt
Mona Jacobsen	...	Klasseveninne
Eline Medbøe Thoresen	...	Line, Kajas datter
Frank Robert	...	Psykolog
Henrik Scheele	...	Jens, Kajas mann
Nøste Schwab	...	Kaja's mother
Nils Vogt	...	Gynekologen
Eva von Hanno	...	Klasseveninne
Svein Wickstrøm	...	Reisebyråmann

Alternativ:

Hustruer II
Wives II
Wives: Ten Years After

Länge:

88 Min

Produktionsland:

Norway

Sprache:

Norwegisches

Farbe:

Farbe (Eastmancolor)

Tonverfahren:

Mono

Altersfreigabe:

Norway:15 | Sweden:11

Firma:

Norsk Film

Bezüge zu anderen Titeln:

Folgt Hustruer (1975)

To direct, or not to direct? NOT to , if you ask me.

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

A extremely boring women picture about some tragic housewife's that walk their on way. The plot is simple: the girls meet at a class reunion and decide to spend Christmas together away from their family and husbands. This horrible movie is the director Anja Breien's second film in her "wife trilogy". The main focus is on the characters Heidrun (Frøydis Armand) Kaja (Katja Medbøe) Mie (Anne Marie Ottersen). They are definitely uninteresting. They talk about the harshness of being a housewife in a crappy marriage while they spend their time on drinking, shopping and dream about spending a one night stand with the local shopping-mall Santa Claus. It may sound like a Valerie Breiman comedy, but if you put some woman politics and a touch of feminism into it you get a result that looks likes a desperate attempt to make a good film about women for woman. Terrible acting and hopeless directing doesn't help the situation either.. Ugh!