Tsatsiki - Vänner för alltid (2001)

Director:

Eddie Thomas Petersen

Writers:

Eddie Thomas Petersen (writer)
Jack Van Domburg (writer)

Release Date:

25 December 2001 (Sweden)

Genre:

Family

Tagline:

Vet du vad jag tycker är viktigast? Att ha en kompis.

Plot Keywords:

Sequel | Children | Young Boy

Cast

Samuel Haus	...	Tsatsiki
Sara Sommerfeld	...	Tina
Krister Henriksson	...	Morfar
Eric Ericson	...	Göran
Joakim Nätterqvist	...	Niclas
Sam Kessel	...	Per Hammar
Isa Engström	...	Maria Grynvall
Simona Ericsson	...	Elena
George Nakas	...	Pappan
Georgios Moulianitakis	...	Farfar
Maria Hazell	...	Sara
Kasper Lindström	...	Wille
Elin Åkesson	...	Elin
Amanda Rasmuson	...	Mona
Minken Fosheim	...	Fröken

Also Known As:

Tsatsiki och kärleken (Sweden) (working title)
Tsatsiki: Friends Forever (International: English title)

Runtime:

Denmark:89 min | Netherlands:84 min

Country:

Sweden

Language:

Swedish

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.66 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby SR

Certification:

Germany:o.Al. | Norway:A | Sweden:Btl | Finland:S

Company:

Felicia Film

Movie Connections:

Follows Tsatsiki, morsan och polisen (1999)

Soundtrack:

Musik inspelact pá Kreta

A light side of European films

This is a Swedish film reminiscent of the ordeals of childhood already depicted in Mit liv söm Hund and some others. Tsatsiki is in the middle of a continued battle between love and misunderstanding. A young boy that needs contact with those around him, but who never gets what he deserves. Inventive, delicate and sometimes difficult, this film is an open page to write in with your past. Even when many things turn out wrong for Tstatsiki, hope never dies and, in the end, it's hope what drives the film. All the characters are believable, definitely well portrayed and carefully picked. The turns and twists of fate for Tsatsiki are as real as they can get, because they are the twists of life. Seen from the eyes of a young kid, make everything more believable. Anyway, this is not a "common" family, but one of the many functional-dysfunctional new phenomenons that try to convey the sense of possibility even in dire straits. A film for the family.