My Life as a Dog: Child’s-Eye View
By September 13, 2011
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My Life as a Dog (Mitt liv som hund) tells the story of Ingemar, a twelve-year-old from a working-class family sent to live with his uncle in a country village when his mother falls ill. There, with the help of the warmhearted eccentrics who populate the town, the boy finds both refuge from his misfortunes and unexpected adventure. Featuring an incredibly mature and unaffected performance by the young Anton Glanzelius, this film is a beloved and bittersweet evocation of the struggles and joys of childhood from Oscar-nominated director Lasse Hallström.
| Ingemar Johansson | Anton Glanzelius |
| Uncle | Tomas von Brömssen |
| Mother | Anki Liden |
| Saga | Melinda Kinnaman |
| Ulla | Kicki Rundgren |
| Erik | Manfred Serner |
| Konstnören, the sculptor | Lennart Hjulström |
| Berit | Ing-Marie Carlsson |
| Mr. Sandberg | Leif Ericsson |
| Mrs. Sandberg | Christina Carlwind |
| Harry | Ralph Carlsson |
| Mr. Arvidsson | Didrik Gustavsson |
| Mrs. Arvidsson | Vivi Johansson |
| Manne | Jan-Philip Hollström |
| Manne's grandfather | Arnold Alfredson |
| Tommy | Per Ottosson |
| Lilia Grodan | Johanna Udehn |
| Karin | Susanna Wetterholm |
| Fransson | Magnus Rask |
| Sickan | Klimpen |
| Director | Lasse Hallström |
| Producer | Waldemar Bergendahl |
| Screenplay | Lasse Hallström, Reidar Jönsson, Brasse Brännström and Per Berglund |
| From the novel by | Reidar Jönsson |
| Photography | Jörgen Persson |
| Editing | Christer Furubrand and Susanne Linnman |
| Music | Björn Isfält |
| Sound | Eddie Axberg and Göran Carmback |
By September 13, 2011
Hollywood has been importing talented European filmmakers at least since the early twenties, . . . Read more »
By September 13, 2011
Hollywood has been importing talented European filmmakers at least since the early twenties, . . . Read more »
By September 13, 2011
Hollywood has been importing talented European filmmakers at least since the early twenties, . . . Read more »