Switch

2007
1h 30min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMikkel (15) lives a good life with his mother in Oslo. Here he has heaps of friends and spends most of his day on a skateboard. When his mum gets a new job, Mikkel has to move to a small vil... Tout lireMikkel (15) lives a good life with his mother in Oslo. Here he has heaps of friends and spends most of his day on a skateboard. When his mum gets a new job, Mikkel has to move to a small village and start all over. In this village skateboard no longer matters and snowboard is the... Tout lireMikkel (15) lives a good life with his mother in Oslo. Here he has heaps of friends and spends most of his day on a skateboard. When his mum gets a new job, Mikkel has to move to a small village and start all over. In this village skateboard no longer matters and snowboard is the new big thing. To be accepted by the new kids, Mikkel has to go into training. On top of ... Tout lire

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- 2 victoires et 2 nominations au total

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The film is set in Voss, but none of the characters talk with a Voss dialect. Most of them use the Oslo dialect.

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Hiphopper
Performed by Thomas Rusiak featuring Teddybears Sthlm (as Teddybears STHLM) -
ISRC: SEBFO0002060
Written by Thomas Rusiak (as T.Rusiak), Klas Ahlund (as K.Åhlund), Joakim Åhlund (as J.Åhlund) and Patrik Arve (as P.Arve)
(Published by Led Songs/Universal Music Publishing/BMG Publishing Scandinavia)
From the original Teddybears STHLM recording "Punkrocker"
Produced by Thomas Rusiak
Mixed by Sebroc & Thomas Rusiak (as T.Rusiak)
© Razzia/Family Tree Music AB.
www.razziarecords.se

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6/10

Karate Kid on snowboards

I will try to put it, as simple as I can. 'Switch' is 'Karate Kid' in Norwegian, but with snowboards instead of karate. A pure popcorn-entertainment for a boring sunday afternoon. This is not big art - The story is copy paste work - It is a leave-your-brain-in-your-bedroom-kind-of-movie. Don't think to much about it, just follow along, and you will have a great time watching this. Peter Stormare is solid, and really.carries the movie on his shoulders. There is a lot of fun. The snowboarding scenes are few but good, I won't say this is a film for everyone, but if you are into these sports underdog stories, maybe give it a shot.