Four More Years, May 15, 2011 | Boston LGBT Film Festival 2011

Boston LGBT Film Festival 2011

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Director

Tova Magnusson

Year

2010

Run Time

90

min

Country

Sweden

Language

Swedish

PROGRAM Time

minutes

CONTENT WARNING:

Our focus on European Cinema ends with the smash comedy hit from Sweden.

This film is presented in Swedish with English subtitles.

Our focus on European Cinema ends with the smash comedy hit from Sweden. For years David Holst has been hot favorite to become the next prime minister of Sweden. However, after a stunning turnaround at the polls, he is left to ponder another four years on the sidelines. Down in the dumps, he drags himself from one dull meaningless political meeting to another. But life is about to change. David, married for some years, is about to fall in love and, most surprisingly, to a man.

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