Saxofonhallicken Trailer

Saxofonhallicken Trailer (1987)

02 January 1987 Drama, Comedy, TV Movie 55 mins

Saxophone-pimp is a meditation on urban hotel as youth. Here, at the city hotel in the small town, we find the entire gallery of: the young lion dance, the drunk lady and the happy party. New for the evening is Vera, a divorced mother in her prime. Dance band saxophonist follows the awkward attempts at contact between Vera and a drummer, and decides to help her along. He plays the classic "Petite Fleur". Again and again and again .....

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Cast

Kim Anderzon

as Lisbeth

Gino Samil

as Janek

Gunvor Pontén

as The porter

Lars Hansson

as Svampen

Lena T. Hansson

as The unlucky woman

Margreth Weivers

as The waitress

Björn Granath

as The traveling salesman

Gustav Kling

as The bartender

Catharina Dahlin

as The wallflower

Crew

Lars Molin

Director

Gunnar Källström

Gunnar Källström Director of Photography

Bernt Franckie

Bernt Franckie Production Design

Ewa Mark

Ewa Mark Costume Design

Helvi Treffner

Helvi Treffner Costume Design

Yvonne Persson

Yvonne Persson Makeup Artist

Birgitta Stenqvist

Birgitta Stenqvist Makeup Artist

Thomas Rossgård

Thomas Rossgård Sound Mixer

International Releases Dates

Sweden 02 January 1987

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