Managing Director Erik Cassander has financial problems. His only hope is a wealthy aunt. He awaits her visit. But they haven't seen each other for years. He has to fake a wife and kid to please her, but things get way more complicated than he could ever expect. A comedy full of mistaken identities.
Two army pilots must fly together in spite of their strong dislike for each other. During a training mission the aircraft crashes at sea and they have to save themselves by parachute. A big rescue mission is started, but their distress signal was damaged. At home, their wives pray for the pilots’ safe return.
Star-studded comedy. Anders and Sylvia are getting married, but she has second thoughts and runs away at the altar. They make up, but at the second wedding ceremony, Anders says no. He’s had a string of relationships, and is stalked by his ex Titti, who takes notes about the women and notifies Sylvia.
Film noirish drama. The poor inventor Erik lives in a house in Stockholm’s Old Town, full of drunkards, hobos, prostitutes and a midget. Erik falls in love with the clerk Lillemor. His invention is finally ready for the market, and he finds a company that might be interested. But Erik is attracted to the arrogant CEO’s wife.
Set in the remote Ozarks, where old men marry young girls, this drama was meant to draw attention to the problem of child marriages. Kroger Babb maximised the shock value, bypassing the Hays code by claiming it was 'educational'. Star Shirley Mills was just 12 years old when it was filmed.
Legendary exploitation king Kroger Babb himself holds the inflammatory opening statement and sets the hysterical anti-Commie tone. But this is actually an intelligent, well-made documentary that tells the story of both World Wars, intertwined with the rise of Communist Russia, and coherently and logically makes the case that Hitler and Stalin were pretty much the same guy.
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