Bobby's War

Synopsis

In the heart of Sweden during World War II, a young boy named Bobby finds himself caught in the midst of the conflict as his father is called to serve in the military. With the war affecting every aspect of their lives, Bobby must navigate through the challenges of growing up amidst uncertain times, learning valuable lessons about courage, friendship, and the true cost of war. As he witnesses the harsh realities of the battle, Bobby's innocence is gradually replaced by a deeper understanding of the world around him, shaping his character and defining his future.

Cast

• Erik Andersson

  Bobby

• Roy Bjørnstad

  Robert Lund

• Morten Andresen

  Hjemmefrontsmann

• Eilif Armand

  Tusseladden

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  Urda Arneberg

  Serveringsdame

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  Carsten Byhring

  Hirdmann

Reviews

Despite its simplistic approach and sometimes uneven pacing, 'Bobby's War' manages to captivate audiences with its heartfelt storytelling and authentic portrayal of the struggles during wartime. The film succeeds in creating a sense of nostalgia and realism, showcasing the emotional journey of its characters amidst a turbulent historical period. While some critics may find fault in its execution, many praise the film for its genuine performances and the poignant themes it explores. With a poignant narrative that resonates with viewers, 'Bobby's War' offers a touching portrayal of a young boy's coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of war. IMDb: 5.5/10

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