Gränslots
| Gränslots | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Lars-Göran Pettersson |
| Written by | Lars-Göran Pettersson |
| Produced by | Brian Wikström |
| Starring | Line Storesund Anton Hjärtmyr Göran Engman Sigrid Huun |
| Cinematography | Börje Gustavsson |
| Edited by | Ingrid Eriksson |
| Music by | Björn Isfält |
| Distributed by | Public Motion Picture AB, Stockholm |
Release date | November 9, 1990 |
Running time | 105 minutes |
| Country | Sweden |
| Languages | Swedish, Norwegian |
Gränslots (Border Guide) is a Swedish drama film from 1990 directed by Lars-Göran Pettersson.[1][2] The film was Pettersson's debut as a director, and he also write the screenplay. The film was edited into a TV series and broadcast on SVT2 in 1993. In addition to Swedish actors, the cast includes many Norwegian actors.
Plot
The Swede Henry Eriksson helps his friends and relatives on the other side of the Norwegian border during World War II. He also helps refugees.
Cast
- Line Storesund as Tove
- Anton Hjärtmyr as Sigge
- Göran Engman as Henry, Sigge's father
- Sigrid Huun as Torunn, Sigge's mother
- Bo Lindström as Sigges grandfather
- Bjørn Sundquist as Ragnar, Tove's father
- Helge Jordal as a Norwegian policeman
- Bo Montelius as Åkerberg, the district police superintendent
- Gerhard Hoberstrofer as the forest ranger's assistant
- Kicki Rundgren as the maid
- Unni Kristin Skagestad as the dark-haired woman
References
External links
- Gränslots at IMDb
- Gränslots at the Swedish Film Database
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