SOPOR

Synopsis

SOPOR, the 1981 Swedish film starring Brasse Brännström, follows the comedic misadventures of a group of eccentric characters living in a run-down apartment building. Fueled by a mix of absurdity and dark humor, the film delves into the daily lives of its quirky inhabitants, showcasing their peculiar relationships, conflicts, and bizarre antics. As the residents navigate their dysfunctional interactions and peculiar circumstances, SOPOR offers a unique look at the absurdity of human nature and the chaotic nature of communal living. With its offbeat charm and clever storytelling, SOPOR keeps viewers entertained with its unconventional narrative and eccentric characters.

Cast

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  Brasse Brännström

  King Carl XVI Gustaf

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  Grynet Molvig

  Queen Silvia

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  Lena Nyman

  Crown Princess Victoria

• Tobias Goldman

  Prince Carl Philip

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  Hjördis Petterson

  Eleonora Bruse, Châtelaine

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  Sven Lindberg

  Olof Palme

Reviews

SOPOR has received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its offbeat humor and quirky characters while others found its storyline to be disjointed and lacking in substance. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus described it as 'a surreal and darkly comedic exploration of human eccentricities'. Some critics from IMDb lauded the film for its unique approach to storytelling and standout performances from the cast. However, others criticized SOPOR for its meandering plot and lack of cohesive narrative. The film holds an IMDb rating of 5.4/10, indicating a polarizing response among viewers.