Suedi

Quite funny. For swedish People! Watchable on a rainy sunday.

The first half of the movie was promising and kept you interested with relatively funny political and society-based jokes. But henceforward the movie gradually became less interesting with its romanticized ending, a few plain and weird scenes and various logical flaws.

The lead role seemed a bit too silly while there were not any witty or somewhat sound characters in the movie which made it all seem like a bad parody of the Swedish society in whole, especially upperclass society.

The movie had some famous Swedish actors that did reasonable acting but it mostly felt as if they were included only because of their industry names to gain more recognition for the movie. They did not really play important roles.

In conclusion the movie had a lot of potential and could have been more focused on the Swedish immigrants exclusion and their will to be accepted by the Swedish society which would have contributed to the movie's importance and meaning. The movie did seem rather pointless beside from its social and political question formulations.

This migrant guy finds millions but can't spend it !

He's got the hot fiancee but that comes with the soon to be mother in law nightmare.

Storyline is very good and casting is excellent !

The actor playing the main character captures well the challenges that migrants face in trying to be accepted as Swedish. This is achieved without lecturing the viewers and using funny developments in the storyline.

Great to see how he has to call on his eccentric friend from his native country to help him sorting out his romantic and financial dilemmas.

The Swedish fiancee has her own challenges with a sexist work culture.

Quite an enjoyable movie.

I'd say the idea is funny and relatable. The narrating voice is fast paced thus keeping you to the story at all times. The narrating becomes a little over the top at times. The comedy is great fun if you understand the jokes pointed att Swedish norms and society. Especially if you know imigrants in here youreself.

Altough this, the whole production lacks seriousness it works at times. The acting is not good but bearable. It makes a good late night laugh. But this movie probably suit Swedes better, Sweden living abroad for years will probably not get the humour neither as foreigners.

Like most of the comedys that Sweden has produced during the last ten years, this is a bummer.

The story itself is to lame. The "I found money and I dont know what to do with it" genre is overplayed. The acting with this bad story makes it even worse (even though Agnes made some great roles).

It's a "meh"