Att angöra en brygga

1965
1h 41m

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A group of party goers have trouble getting their boat ashore on a small island. The inhabitants of the island try to help, often with the help of an old sailor, and the results are absurd a... Read allA group of party goers have trouble getting their boat ashore on a small island. The inhabitants of the island try to help, often with the help of an old sailor, and the results are absurd and hilarious.A group of party goers have trouble getting their boat ashore on a small island. The inhabitants of the island try to help, often with the help of an old sailor, and the results are absurd and hilarious.

Director
- Tage Danielsson
Writers
- Hans Alfredson
- Tage Danielsson
Stars

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6.7/10

2.8K

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Director
- Tage Danielsson
Writers
- Hans Alfredson
- Tage Danielsson
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
The bottled message is dated "23.8 1959" and for the bottle to float from somewhere in the Stockholm archipelago in the Baltic Sea through the sluice gates at the Old Town in Stockholm into lake Mälaren and settle where it is found would indeed take a long time. It is probably safe to assume that the black and white present day scenes in the beginning and in the end are meant to take place about the time the movie was made, in 1965. On the other hand, it would be slightly strange for all of the characters in the movie not to have been missed for around six years, and that nobody would have known about the cottage at Ensamholmen. But who knows...

Goofs
The mailed bottle was dropped in the Stockholm Archipelago, (i.e. in the Baltic sea), but it was found upstream in Riddarfjärden in Lake Mälar, by the Riddarholmen quay.

Crazy credits
This would never have happened if they had had a telephone. SUPPORT THE TELEPHONE COMPANY

Connections
Featured in Minns Ni? (1993)

Soundtracks
Balladen om Gustav Blom
(uncredited)
Written by Evert Taube

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9/10

Wonderfully insane

A gloriously crazy film, superb acting all over the line and so funny you'll laugh every time you see it. Possibly the last truly funny Swedish movie (sadly). 10 out of 10, and a golden star to Hans Alfredson for his wonderful portrayal of the old gobbledygook-speaking fisherman.