Vadelmavenepakolainen

2014
1h 34min

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Josephine Bornebusch, Frida Hallgren, and Jonas Karlsson in Vadelmavenepakolainen (2014)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA Finnish man has dreamed of becoming a Swede since childhood.A Finnish man has dreamed of becoming a Swede since childhood.A Finnish man has dreamed of becoming a Swede since childhood.

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8artem-daniliants

Finally a great Finnish/Swedish flick :)

Since there are no other reviews I decided to write one :) I am originally from Finland, but I've been living in Finland for soon to be 20 years. This is a great movie full of laughter and emotions with amazing actors. It will first make you laugh, then make you sad and happy in the end.

Me and my wife are both Russians, but we laughed so much during the movie. There are some iconic lines like "Why are you kissing your sister?"...."Because we're in Sweden" and so many others. If I am completely honest it even made me a cry a little bit in the end which is a great achievement for any movie.

Go see it and enjoy great Scandinavian cinema!

10roope.luhtala

Much better than the book

The film has a different and funnier plot than the book, avoiding the darker twists. I really liked the main actors, one of my favourite films of all time.

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Jonas Karlsson, who is Swedish, worked really hard not to speak as a Swedish-speaking Finn (Swedish is an official language in Finland, spoken as a first language by a significant minority of the population), but rather as someone who speaks Finnish as his native language and learned Swedish later in life. Karlsson also manages to mispronounce the "sh" sound as Finns do in Swedish, even when he speaks with a Stockholm accent.