Shall We Go to Your or My Place or Each Go Home Alone? Trailer (1973)

02 April 1973 Comedy, TV Movie 52 mins

Arne, Calle, and Gunnar are friends, probably in their twenties. One telephones the others, and they decide to visit a nightclub. They hope to meet women and have sex. After they arrive at the club, each man meets with a certain degree of success or failure. Calle particularly is frustrated, for no woman agrees to dance with him. Meanwhile, Arne and Gunnar are busily conversing with women. Eventually the friends all leave with lady friends in tow, and spend the night in various apartments. In the morning, the couples depart differently. One couple has bonded amicably, another tenuously, and the third not at all. The next day, the men reconnect, and decide to try their luck again. Written by veloc

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Cast

Stig Engström as Calle

Anita Ekström as Cia

Göran Stangertz as Gunnar

Lena Lindgren as Berit

Claire Wikholm as Claire

Christer 'Bonzo' Jonsson as Benke

Marvin Yxner as Arne

Wiveka Alexandersson as fru Bovin, Calles granne

Yvonne Elgstrand as Berits kompis

Janne Forssell as Den fulle killen

Claes Yngve Jonsson as Den fulle på tunnelbanan

Lilly Kellberg as kvinnan som säljer "Vakna"

Anders Stenberg

Crew

Lasse Hallström Director

Lasse Hallström Writer

Lasse Tennander Original Music Composer

Lasse Hallström Director of Photography

International Titles

Ska vi hem till dig ... eller hem till mig ... eller var och en till sitt? Trailer

International Releases Dates

Sweden 02 April 1973

Production Companies

TV 2

Sveriges Radio

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