So, this was recommended to me by an older Swedish colleague who said this had always been their "family-favourite". Thus I watched it together with my Swedish kids (I am Danish and have never seen this movie before) and I regret to say that they did not appreciate the warm and subtle Scandinavian humor from before.
Seeing it with their eyes I also must admit that having fun in this movie evolves around stereotypic scenarios, "dads" (or just grown men) being drunk, ladies looking to be looked at - and - presumably trying to get a guy to get laid discussion different strategies to achieving this while smoking and putting on make-up.
Seeing it with their eyes I also must admit that having fun in this movie evolves around stereotypic scenarios, "dads" (or just grown men) being drunk, ladies looking to be looked at - and - presumably trying to get a guy to get laid discussion different strategies to achieving this while smoking and putting on make-up.