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Leva lite
(2025)
    
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Directed
by:
Fanny Ovesen |
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INTERNATIONAL TITLE
Live a Little |
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COUNTRY
Sweden/Norway/
Denmark |
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GENRE
Drama |
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NORWEGIAN TITLE
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RUNNING
TIME
98 minutes |
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Produced
by:
Marie Kjellson |
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Written by:
Fanny Ovesen |
Review
Swedish/Norwegian first-time filmmaker
Fanny Ovesen has an angle and something to say, even if she may lack
a truly engaging voice. Leva lite follows two young Swedish
women on a couch-surfing trip throughout Europe. Their main focus is
drinking and flirting with boys, and as Ovesen explores the
potentially slippery slopes of such endeavours, particularly from a
female perspective, she does it with a sobering sense of balance,
perhaps even grace. An committed, gutsy lead performance by Embla
Ingelman-Sundberg spearheads a film that has a lot going for it,
perhaps with the exception of being truly memorable.
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