fucking-amal.com

Ian wrote:Have bought the UK dvd

Where from?
I still can't find it anywhere.

eBay - it's been released as "Kiss Me" in the UK. There were a few copies there (and a few sellers) so you should be able to find it!

Done and done.

Thanks mate.

No worries.

I just took a random shot in the dark the other day, since "Kiss Mig" was still coming up with bugger all.

Kiss Me arrived yesterday. Will watch it tomorrow night.

Ian wrote:Kiss Me arrived yesterday. Will watch it tomorrow night.

I wish you good time It's damn good film with charming atmosphere of local natural landscape, colours, camera, music is very nice.

Ian wrote:Kiss Me arrived yesterday. Will watch it tomorrow night.

Yours must have been sent via sailing ship.
I've had my copy for a few days now, but I'll wait till I watch it again before I say anything about it.

katka wrote:

Ian wrote:Kiss Me arrived yesterday. Will watch it tomorrow night.

I wish you good time It's damn good film with charming atmosphere of local natural landscape, colours, camera, music is very nice.

Great first hour sadly let down by a second half that doesn't live up to the sheer beauty of that first hour.

Saw this last night. It was quite good, if not particularly remarkable, but entertaining enough for the most part. I liked Frida, she was cute. It was very much like Imagine Me and You, albeit a somewhat more emotionally honest version. Took me a minute or two to recognise Mia's dad as the Swedish Wallander. Wasn't Frida's mum the journalist in the Millennium trilogy too?

Ian wrote:Saw this last night. It was quite good, if not particularly remarkable, but entertaining enough for the most part. I liked Frida, she was cute. It was very much like Imagine Me and You, albeit a somewhat more emotionally honest version. Took me a minute or two to recognise Mia's dad as the Swedish Wallander. Wasn't Frida's mum the journalist in the Millennium trilogy too?

Good description Ian, Its a more honest version of Imagine me and you with a more artier stance. The performances are very good from everyone but i just feel after a hour it does go downhill a bit. She was in Millennium trilogy.

I thought so. It's amusing that I'm starting to recognise these Swedish actors now!

Ian wrote:...Wasn't Frida's mum the journalist in the Millennium trilogy too?

She was Erika, the editor of Millenium. She's been in quite a few other shows too.

I had to watch it again for the simple reason that I didn't see that spark of first love between Mia and Frida the first time round. Not quite sure the second time either but at least it made more sense of that first kiss.
Overall I thought it was an enjoyable film.
No great mystery to be solved and it was always going to end that way, but I liked it and it's one I'll be watching again.

By the way, did anyone else notice a connection?
Frida? Bex's "Eva and Adam" role.
Mia? Alex's role in "Som Kärlek Fast På Riktigt"
Even Frida's girlfriend was named Elin.
Coincidence or homage?

this about Elin girlfriend of Frida I think that is something as tribute, remembrance, reminder... those others I don't know, it's possible. About Frida I noticed too, but on other side it's common name not ?

It's probably all coincidence, but I think it would be nice if there was an homage paid to Bex and Lex, and to FÅ.

so there actually was such a thing. And in terms of music Robyn - that would be a tradition in sweden L films...right ?