In a decript apartment, a young man watches as his father and a friend shoot an amateur porn film. Issues of morality, reality TV and friendship are explored.
Directed by Lukas Moodysson
pornography
escape
roommates
concrete slabs building
cohabitant
handheld camera
noise music
porn industry
sexual exploitation
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2.9 / 5
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Cast
Thorsten Flinck
Rickard
Sanna Bråding
Tess
Crew
Lukas Moodysson
Director
Lukas Moodysson
Screenplay
Lukas Moodysson
Director of Photography
Lars Jönsson
Producer
Hans Møller
Sound Editor
Lukas Moodysson
Camera Operator
Lukas Moodysson
Production Design
Lukas Moodysson
Art Direction
Lukas Moodysson
Costume Design
Lukas Moodysson
Production Manager
Popular Reviews
15 reviews
foncrauz
5.0★ · 03/27/26
i don’t even know how to rate it. it is unusual, it is rude and it is sad. i felt very bad for the girl and the son, poor things. and the scene with the food was the worst for me
i don’t even know how to rate it. it is unusual, it is rude and it is sad. i felt very bad for the girl and the son, poor things. and the scene with the food was the worst for me
mykola vopperenko
7.0★ · 03/21/26
некое артхаусное порно с валерией лукьяновой и зубаревым
некое артхаусное порно с валерией лукьяновой и зубаревым
Mathias
7.0★ · 09/12/23
“You’re all sick in the head!”Life can be disgusting and lonely and so is this movie. Repulsive at times, but I think the subject Moodyson is exploring is quite interesting. The presentation while filled with some nauseating sequences and vile imagery is still quite intriguing and the characters are nuanced to some extent. The cinematography was captivating and one of the highlights of the film as well.
Overall, Moodyson’s filmography seems to be very diverse and I appreciate that. This film is weird, ugly and creepy but also well crafted and strangely hypnotic. Recommended.
“You’re all sick in the head!”Life can be disgusting and lonely and so is this movie. Repulsive at times, but I think the subject Moodyson is exploring is quite interesting. The presentation while filled with some nauseating sequences and vile imagery is still quite intriguing and the characters are nuanced to some extent. The cinematography was captivating and one of the highlights of the film as well.
Overall, Moodyson’s filmography seems to be very diverse and I appreciate that. This film is weird, ugly and creepy but also well crafted and strangely hypnotic. Recommended.
