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Leva lite (2025)

Directed by:
Fanny Ovesen

INTERNATIONAL TITLE
Live a Little

COUNTRY
Sweden/Norway/
Denmark

GENRE
Drama

NORWEGIAN TITLE
-

RUNNING TIME
98 minutes

Produced by:
Marie Kjellson

Written by:
Fanny Ovesen


Cast includes:

CHARACTER ACTOR/ACTRESS RATING

Laura

Embla Ingelman-Sundberg

Alex

Aviva Wrede ½

Elias

Odin Romanus ½

Lucas

Oscar Lesage ½

Jana

Thelma Buabeng -

 

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.

Copyright © 21.08.2026 Fredrik Gunerius Fevang

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