Kärlekens språk

I'm all about having continuity in a movie, and if you're like me you shouldn't watch this movie. Full of meaningless plot holes that more than often don't lead anywhere. If they do however, it still doesn't make any sense at all. I won't say that the actors did a terrible job, but pretty much every character is highly unlikeable (except for one of the lesbians and her old grandfather played by Bert-Åke Varg). The worst of the bunch is probably "Stella Måne", she must be one of the most annoying and rude characters that I've come across so far.

The movie doesn't distinguish between what's supposed to be reality and what's supposed to just be a "dream"/"vision" which makes it even more confusing to follow.

So the conclusion; it's bad, and the storytelling is non-existent. I'd give it 1 star if it wasn't for the fact that I liked Bert-Åke.

This movie is truly terrible. Its been massacred by all the movie critics in Sweden. Its supposed to be an sex-education movie, but I think it tries to hard to reach out to young people, so hard in fact that it has an opposite effect! A terrible fault this movie has is the actors. The woman who is supposed to teach girls how to masturbate is almost clean shaven on her vagina. This is NOT how most girls look "down stairs" The actor looks more like a porn star.

The script in the movie is extremely cheesy and bad. This movie WAS intended to be the main sex-education movie for kids in schools in Sweden but has been covered with dust since its so bad. So in conclusion this movie was a terrible disappointment!

Kärlekens språk is a beautiful movie about love and sexuality, be it sex between young or old, homosexual or straight it tries to show sex and relationships like they really are. This is the kind of movie that really makes you care for its characters. In one word i would describe this as cute. Through the plot, we meet a couple of doctors who discuss and explain a wide selection of sexual topics in a relaxed and open minded way,- which makes me think this movie should be used as a part of sexual education in schools. We meet a lot of young new actors/actresses in this movie, and on the whole i think they do a good job,- they are bold and unafraid to delve into scenes involving nudity and sexuality, and the end result feels very innocent and sweet as a result. If you are an openminded individual who doesn't necessarily freak out over seeing an erected penis, i emplore you to sit down and watch this sort of different but very good Swedish film.