There are strong class conflicts on the Björnhammar estate and the workers are having a hard time. While the estate owner says that no one needs to starve, a young boy steals food to satisfy the hunger in the home.
Is it worth your time? If you like movies that smell like old wood and class warfare, sure. It’s a slow burn. If you need pacing, excitement, or anything that doesn’t involve people staring solemnly at a bleak landscape, stay away. This is for the folks who want to see how the other half lived back then, or at least ho...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Gustaf Edgren
Robert N. Bradbury
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"Is it worth your time? If you like movies that smell like old wood and class warfare, sure. It’s a slow burn. If you need pacing, excitement, or anything that doesn’t involve people staring solemnly at a bleak landscape, stay away. This is for the folks who want to see how the other half lived back then, or at least how the movies thought they lived. There’s this moment early on where the estate owner, Karl Fredrik, is talking about how nobody needs to starve. He says it with such confidence, l..."
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