The brothers Österman have come to realize that they need a housekeeper on their farm. Big brother Kalle travels to town and returns with the young Anna.
Is it worth your time? Honestly, only if you're a completist for 1930s Swedish cinema. It’s got that specific, creaky charm that feels like a dusty attic, but don’t expect a masterpiece. If you like slow-burn domestic bickering, you’ll dig it. If you need pacing or, you know, excitement, stay away. The whole thing sta...
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"Is it worth your time? Honestly, only if you're a completist for 1930s Swedish cinema. It’s got that specific, creaky charm that feels like a dusty attic, but don’t expect a masterpiece. If you like slow-burn domestic bickering, you’ll dig it. If you need pacing or, you know, excitement, stay away. The whole thing starts with the brothers realizing their farm is a mess. It's the classic setup where the guys think they need a 'huskors'—a house shrew—to keep things running. It feels very old-fash..."
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