Black Jack (1990)

Regisseur:

Colin Nutley

Drehbuchautoren:

Catti Edfeldt (writer)
Johanna Hald (writer)

Premierendatum:

7. Oktober 1990 (Sweden)

Genre:

Drama

Plot:

Kaj, Lennart and Robert are 30-somethings who goes out to dance every weekend. At one dance they meet Inger...

Plot Keywords:

Casanova | Friend | Love

Nutzerkommentare:

Nutley's best movie so far.

Besetzung

Helena Bergström	...	Ingrid Forsberg
Reine Brynolfsson	...	Robert Mårbrink
Johannes Brost	...	Lennart
Ing-Marie Carlsson	...	Anja
Carl Kjellgren	...	Tommy Sjöberg
Jan Mybrand	...	Kaj
Lennart Hjulström	...	Inger's Father
Tomas Fryk	...	Kalle
Steve Kratz	...	Nisse
Loa Falkman	...	Bengt Lindell
Tony Ljungström	...	Mats
Dave McShane	...	Lasse
Beppe Wackelin
Anne-Li Norberg	...	Policewoman
Leif Andrée	...	Porter

Länge:

111 Min

Produktionsland:

Sweden

Sprache:

Schwedische

Farbe:

Farbe (Fujicolor)

Tonverfahren:

Dolby

Altersfreigabe:

Sweden:7

Drehorte:

Gävle, Gävleborgs län, Sweden

Firma:

FilmTeknik

Dies und das:

"Johannes Brost" talks about a police colleague named "Bengtsson". In the TV-series "Rederiet" (1992) where "Johannes Brost" plays a bartender there is also character named "Bengtsson" that is a former police.

Pannen:

Fehler, die von Charakteren gemacht werden (möglicherweise Absicht der Filmemacher): The character Rikard introduces himself once as "Rikard Mollbrink", once as "Rikard Mollberg". The correct name is Mollbrink.

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Soundtrack:

SISTA DANSEN

Nutley's best movie so far.

Black Jack emphasizes loneliness and desperation of today's society, with the only highlight of the week being Friday's dance. Scene: A few weeks around Christmas in Sweden (eighteen hours out of twenty-four are dark); the melancholy of the cold and darkness is overwhelming. The guys of the small town know each other, and so do the girls. Every weekend they meet at the local dance hall. There is the guy who is always drunk, the guy who is always nice and the guy who is always wise. However, the beautiful girl (Bergström) falls for the drummer of the band, a real Casanova, disagreeable and with a telephone-book the size of a bible. The nice guy is left behind, just like it always happens in the real world. It may sound very stereotypical, but it isn't. Nutley has made a really pertinent and realistic picture.