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Farlig kurva
Christer is a teenager who prefers to spend his time on motorcycles instead of his studies which doesn't impress his father. There is also a youth motorcycle gang terrorising the local girls but Christer doesn't dare to stand up to them, leading to his humiliation. One day he comes into contact with a professional speedway racer who takes him under his wing.
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Plot Summary
A petty thief, 'Snoken', is released from prison and decides to go straight, aiming to live a quiet life. However, his past connections and a series of unfortunate events pull him back into the criminal underworld. He gets entangled in a convoluted plot involving a stolen necklace, a suspicious night club owner, and a naive young woman.
Critical Reception
While not a major international release, 'Farlig kurva' was generally well-received in Sweden for its lighthearted crime-comedy elements and performances. It's often noted for its engaging plot and humorous situations, fitting into the popular Swedish 'folk comedy' genre of the era.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its charmingly convoluted plot.
Appreciated for its humorous performances, particularly from the lead actors.
Seen as a classic example of Swedish light crime comedy from the 1950s.
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Fun Fact
The film is an adaptation of the novel 'The Crooked Man' by Louis Trimble.
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