Gott om pojkar - ont om män? Trailer

Gott om pojkar - ont om män? Trailer (1995)

22 September 1995 Factual 85 mins

"Plenty of Boys, Shortage of Men" - ?About boys, men, male roles, and men vis-a-vis the Jungian archetypes and various mythical male figures such as St. George, Orpheus, Achilles and Oidipus. And why some boys eventually matures to men while others evolve to adult boys. Illustrative images and interviews with commando soldiers, criminals, rock-musicians, troublemakers, and others.

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Cast

Ulf Henricsson

as Colonel Swedish Coastal Artillery

Mikael Svensson

as Captain, Swedish Coastal Artillery

Torbjörn Tännsjö

as Professor of Philosophy

Arne Ruth

as Publisher, writer

Maynard Gerber

as Jewish Cantor

Veija Nyman

as Prison inmate

Roger Danner

as Police officer

Ulf Gyllenhak

as Author

Crew

Hans Welin

Hans Welin Director of Photography

International Titles

Plenty of Boys, Shortage of Men? Trailer

International Releases Dates

Sweden 22 September 1995

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