Name: Oväder
Genre: Drama
Released: 1960-01-22
Duration: 1 h 31 min
Rating: 6
Cast: Uno Henning, Ingvar Kjellson, Gunnel Broström

Don't know why, there's no sun up in the sky, stormy weather, since my very young bride and I are not together, keeps raining all the time - but I'll change my mind.

Establishing a pleasure that you were not around at this time to enjoy the weather, especially if you were trapped by tradition and had been tethered by an old codger.

It's 90 minutes long, and it's directed by the great man (but he didn't write it which is why it's perhaps not outstanding), but worth a visit if you can locate a copy, which is more challenging than you might imagine as it was made for TV and quite probably only broadcast in Sweden, but there are channels of access if you look hard enough.

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