Fyra veckor i juni (2005)

Regisseur:

Henry Meyer

Drehbuchautor:

Henry Meyer (writer)

Premierendatum:

20. August 2005 (Sweden)

Genre:

Drama

Plot:

Filmpreise:

2 wins & 1 nomination

Nutzerkommentare:

Enchanting little film

Besetzung

Tuva Novotny	...	Sandra
Ghita Nørby	...	Lilly
Jessica Zandén	...	Rebecka
Lukasz Garlicki	...	Marek
Anders Tolergård	...	Sandras ex
Nina Morin	...	Kvinna i bil
Lars Lindström	...	Domare
Jonatan Meyer	...	Åklagare
Sissela Kyle	...	Chef i klädsorteringen
Leonard Terfelt	...	Förman (as Leonard Therfelt)
Anja Lundkvist	...	Arbetskamrat (as Anja Lundqvist)
Nina Wähä	...	Arbetskamrat
Andrzej Nieroda	...	Byggjobbare
Rafael Pettersson	...	Byggjobbare
Andrzej Sielewics	...	Byggjobbare

Alternativ:

Four Weeks in June (International: English title)

Länge:

Sweden:100 Min | Sweden:116 Min

Produktionsland:

Sweden

Sprache:

Schwedische

Farbe:

Farbe

Seitenverhältnis:

1.85 : 1

Altersfreigabe:

Sweden:7

Drehorte:

Luleå, Norrbottens län, Sweden

Firma:

Filmpool Nord AB

Enchanting little film

I liked this little drama movie. I just watched it by chance one night. I have some problems with the story development of Lily's character, though, but what I truly LOVED was the relationship that springs to life between old Lily and young Sandra, and how incredibly beautiful this is portrayed by the Danish grand actress Ghita Nørby and Swedish rising star Tuva Novotny. They play off each other so beautifully! You really get the feeling that these two actresses 'clicked' with each other somewhere along the line in the work of this film. I love generation films and as such this is one of the most wonderful films I've seen in recent years - because it's so simple it goes straight to your heart. But because it's simple the film also takes perhaps too many short-cuts in the plot/script. But the actresses and the directing are better than the movie itself; without Ghita Nørby's and Tuva Novotny's chemistry I don't think the film would have worked out.

I also loved the sisterhood feeling and the message of the film, especially between women of different ages/generations. It was a great "women film", films which are all too rare to be seen (actually the only one other great one that I've seen with similar feeling is "Enchanting April", 1992). That's why I also felt that this film was important, despite some shortcomings in storyline.

Recommended to everyone with a heart - and to girls worldwide! :)