Together (Tillsammans) (2000)
Average Rating: 7.2/10
Reviews Counted: 79
Fresh: 71 | Rotten: 8
Managing to be both satirical and warm-hearted in its look at the inhabitants of a commune, Together successfully captures the spirit of a time.
Average Rating: 7.5/10
Critic Reviews: 28
Fresh: 27 | Rotten: 1
Managing to be both satirical and warm-hearted in its look at the inhabitants of a commune, Together successfully captures the spirit of a time.
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The second feature from Lukas Moodysson, who directed the internationally acclaimed Fucking Åmål, Tillsammans is the tale of life on a Stockholm commune in the mid-'70s. After suffering more than her share of abuse from her husband, Rolf (Michael Nyqvist), Elisabeth (Lisa Lindgren) takes her two children, Stefan (Sam Kessel) and Eva (Emma Samuelsson), to a commune run by her brother Göran (Gustav Hammarsten). Life at the commune is crowded with people with laid-back attitudes towards sex,
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Cast
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Lisa Lindgren
Elisabeth -
Michael Nyqvist
Rolf -
Gustaf Hammarsten
Göran, Göran, G?ran -
Anja Lundkvist
Lena -
Jessica Liedberg
Anna -
Ola Norell
Lasse -
Shanti Roney
Klas -
Sam Kessel
Stefan -
Emma Samuelsson
Eva -
Olle Sarri
Erik -
Sten Ljunggren
Birger -
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All Critics (89) | Top Critics (31) | Fresh (72) | Rotten (8) | DVD (4)
The joys -- and pitfalls -- of communal living in the 1970s are rendered with a buoyant immediacy and an ironic accuracy.
A comedy of crusty exterior and soft heart.
Quite bright in its fashion and often singularly comic.
A comedy of manners set in the hippie heyday of 1975.
A big-hearted, generous movie that never patronizes the audience.
The best thing about Together ... is the way it snatches idealism back from the brink of life-smothering orthodoxy.
effortlessly poetic
. Intensely humane and energetically humorous, Together is a film for film lovers and for anyone interested in human nature.
The film's supposed status as a feel-good flick originates from its ability to remind us that we're never alone in our failings.
The film soars on the strength of its own eagerness to display goodwill toward all its characters.
From the bare bones of the plot, it would be easy to mistake "Together" for a sexy romp. Moodysson has more on his mind than that, however.
There's nary a dull moment in this comedy. The dramatic resonance that emerges is especially lovely for having arrived so pleasantly.
Moodysson is an observant filmmaker, and best of all, sees the many sides of human personality that make people by turns maddening, exciting and sympathetic.
Had [the director] opted to maintain the realistic tone and attitude with which he began the film, Together would have been a much better film.
It's all very cozy and laid back, set to a pleasantly dorky soundtrack of '70s Swedish pop.
I'm glad I saw it warts and all.
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Foreign Titles
- !Zusammen! (DE)
- Together (UK)










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