Mongoland

2001
1h 24min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaPia is coming home for Christmas after traveling in England for about 6 months. She wants to catch up with her boyfriend Kristoffer, who was supposed to join her on the trip, but backed out ... Leer todoPia is coming home for Christmas after traveling in England for about 6 months. She wants to catch up with her boyfriend Kristoffer, who was supposed to join her on the trip, but backed out at the last minute. Finding him turns out to be quite a task. While searching, she meets s... Leer todoPia is coming home for Christmas after traveling in England for about 6 months. She wants to catch up with her boyfriend Kristoffer, who was supposed to join her on the trip, but backed out at the last minute. Finding him turns out to be quite a task. While searching, she meets several more or less disgruntled and dissatisfied people. And when Santa turns up, things s... Leer todo

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8deltagreen

Great movie about returning home

This movie is about Pia, who comes back to Stavanger. She wants to find her old boyfriend, Kristoffer, with whom she had a fight, prior to her departure. The movie has two story-lines running concurrently: One, in black-and-white, following Pia's current search for Kristoffer and her encounters, and the other one, in color, telling the story of how Pia and Kristoffer met and what they did until they split up.

While following Pia, we also observe all her friends and their ups and downs. Some of the characters are little more than caricatures, but help create some of the most hilarious scenes in the film. The main characters however, have a lot more depth, and evolve throughout the movie. All the actors show great enthusiasm in their screen-play.

This is a Norwegian must-see about love, friendship, Christmas and coming home.

8vasile-andreea-ioana

Touching

I was fond of the message of this movie: don't let go of the people you love. There is never any certainty of how relationships might work or not work out, but this movie shows that, no matter what, one should listen and follow one's heart at present times. The fear of being left alone make people not dare bet their feelings into relationships that faced a crucial moment at one point. Avoiding and running away is always safer. Mongoland shows that not being able to face yourself gets you in even darker corners of life and mind. Apart from the main message, the movie presents different human behaviors in personal and social contexts and it highlights them through image rather then dialogues.

8esschul

Merry X-mas =)

This is a funny x-mas movie. It's filled with love,the x-mas spirit, ambition and humor. If you haven't seen this movie, I think you ought to. I don't want to give the plot away, but I think I can give away the ending; it ends good. =) See the movie or be square.

Tossa-2

Exceptional move. Extremly funny and romantic

funny movie about a girl from Stavanger thats looking for her old boyfriend. Lots of cute girls. And very good actors. A movie for everyone. good story and plot. One of the best movies made in Norway ever! Lots of good music. The only bad thing to say about the movie is that its partitially in black & white

the_oak

Not very good norwegian movie

This movie was supposed to be a short movie, but they decided to make it into a one and a half hour movie. It shows, because the storyline is not very good, the actors are overall not very good, pretty much what saves this movie is the pretty girl as the antagonist. And I didnt like the dialect too much, either, but if you are from Stavanger you might like Mongoland.

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Curiosidades
The movie was planned to be all in black and white (because it was cheaper) but the crew "inherited" some left over color film from the filming of Detektor.

Pifias
When Pia is on the train with Santa, they cross the T-junction at Revheimsveien and Ragbakken in Stavanger three times. Once heading east, then west, then finally northeast where the train stops.