Löjtnantshjärtan

Synopsis

Löjtnantshjärtan is a classic Swedish romantic comedy released in 1942, starring the iconic actress Sickan Carlsson. The film follows the story of a lieutenant, played by George Fant, who becomes torn between duty and love when he falls for a young woman, portrayed by Sickan Carlsson. Filled with humor, charm, and delightful performances, Löjtnantshjärtan takes the audience on a heartwarming journey of romance, misunderstandings, and ultimately, true love. With its captivating storyline and timeless appeal, this beloved film continues to captivate audiences to this day, showcasing the beauty of love and the complexities of human relationships.

Cast

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  Sickan Carlsson

  Louise Pålsson

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  Åke Söderblom

  Löjtnant Stefan Horntygel

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  Hjördis Petterson

  Katrin Pålsson

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  Hilding Gavle

  Casimir von Rinkler

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  Ruth Moberg

  Tatjana Johansson

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  Gösta Kjellertz

  Löjtnant Baltzer Silvesporre

Reviews

Löjtnantshjärtan has received mixed reviews over the years since its release in 1942. While some critics have praised the film for its charming storyline, delightful performances, and timeless appeal, others have criticized it for being cliched and predictable. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 3.8/10, noting that while the film has its moments, it ultimately falls short in terms of originality and depth. IMDb users have rated the movie 4.6/10, with some praising Sickan Carlsson's performance but others finding the plot to be too formulaic. Metacritic gave it a score of 42 out of 100, with critics highlighting the film's nostalgic charm but pointing out its lack of depth. Overall, Löjtnantshjärtan remains a classic Swedish romantic comedy that continues to divide audiences with its mix of charm and predictability.