Lojsie

In the first half of the film, you go crazy for the whiny and ill-mannered boy and are surprised that social services have not been involved earlier, as the mother seems to be suffering from a deep depression for several years and can't take proper care of the kid. Then eventually things start to happen but it's been going so slow that by this point I've completely lost interest. I didn't care what would happen to the people. The only scary thing was if the dog would survive. I didn't really get the ending but that is maybe because I then was half a sleep. Maybe you should see this as a psychological thriller instead of a horror film.

This is a story about love between two men, one is a right wing and the other is a left wing politician. It's a new stage but the same story we've seen many times before. And the directing by Tova Magnusson-Norling is nothing to applaud.

Björn Kjellman and Eric Ericson are both good actors, but there is a lack of chemistry between them.

This can be a good film for the everyday-family who doesn't want to see too much of a love story between two men. But if you want to see a movie with more depth and a movie who dare to show more of the sexual nature between homosexuals, then this is not the right movie.

This is a beautiful, charming and interesting Swedish film about three exotic siblings (one who's a control freak, one who is a lesbian/bisexual and one who eats magic mushrooms) who takes care of a fantastic garden, and their new neighbours who has some problems in their marriage. These problems gets worse when the husband thinks his wife is having an affair with one of the neighbours.

In Sweden it was promoted as a "sex-comedy" but I think that's a bit wrong because this is so much more. It's not one of the best films I've seen but it's really good if you compare it with other recently released Swedish films. And it shows such a beautiful environment.

The acting is mostly good with both famous and new actors in the leading parts.