We, The Infected

http://www.dramaten.se/repertoar/Fader-och-soner/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIQ_BM5LgeA

Google-translated summary:

Is it love when you are convinced that everything is meaningless?

It's summer vacation. Students Arkady comes to his father's estate along with his friend Bazarov. They are both radical nihilists and want to change society fundamentally - in particular Bazarov. The uncle Pavel is not impressed and keep everything they say nonsense. The gap is abysmal.

How are the two friends of the meeting with the energetic young widow Anna and her younger sister Katya? And how do strong family ties up with cocky idealism? The two students' political beliefs and friendships are subjected to a series of trials.

Fathers and Sons describes a recognizable and fun way the eternal clash between generations and at the same time puts his finger on one of today's most tender points: Radicalisation and the inability to see beyond their prejudices. It is city against country, upper class against the underclass reality to utopia, men against women, rethinking the traditions.

Good to see the brief shot of Ms. Leandersson in the trailer, looking poised and lovely.

Yes, she's definitely not a kid anymore. Hope it goes well for her.

a_contemplative_life wrote:Yes, she's definitely not a kid anymore. Hope it goes well for her.

She seems to be a fixture now at the Royal Dramaten, Sweden's premier playhouse. The Wild Duck ran for a while, but I could never find any reviews.

She stated in interviews that she wants to do more film work. I hope she finds better vehicles than her two post-LTROI films so far. And I loved her in the short film on Swedish TV, the series named 15. Great, very natural acting chops.

She's grown into such a beautiful young lady.I hope she has a long and fruitful career.

a_contemplative_life wrote:Yes, she's definitely not a kid anymore. Hope it goes well for her.

Yup, she's not twelve anymore.