Fars lilla tös

About This Movie

Fars lilla tös (2000) is a quirky comedy that springs from a play at Fredriksdalsteatern, adapting 'Hurra, ein Junge' by Arnold and Bach. It’s interesting to note how the tone shifts with Eva Rydberg's involvement, bringing a fresh spin to the original work that starred Nils Poppe. The pacing has a lightness to it, almost reminiscent of a whimsical fairy tale, making it engaging for a wide audience. The performances, especially Rydberg's, infuse a certain charm that feels distinctly Swedish. There's a playful atmosphere throughout, and while the practical effects are minimal, they serve the story’s comedic elements well, allowing the characters to shine. It's a unique piece that showcases the evolution of the staging and performance in Swedish theater around that time.

Swedish theatrical adaptation · Light-hearted comedy · Notable cast change with Eva Rydberg