(Directed at the ones who has the copyright for this movie.)
You're nuts if you think this isn't going to make any money. If it had got a wider release it would be one of Sweden's biggest cult movies.
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All your base are belong to us.
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It was released on DVD although only 5 exemplares didnt have rights to mke more exemplares and you couldnt buy it either only win them on a contest on some sort of movie magazine
shareWhy the hell do you even make a movie if it can't be seen by anyone after its made?? Isn't the main point of making movies for distribution/viewing?? Did this film even screen in theaters?? Doesn't make sense...>:< My Swedish girlfriend with contacts in Stockholm can't even find it!! grrrr...
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At the beginning this movie was made for one reason only. A bunch of movie buff friends gathered and wanted to have some fun, shooting some short scenes just to see how it would look like! No one involved at the time couldn't even dream about what they really started when the "snowball went rolling downhill"! With no intention for a official or commercial release no one really cared at the time about any copyrights around specific characters, music or scenes borrowed from other movies, and that's the main reason today this movie never ever will get an official release!! Everyone involved would probably get their asses sued off!! It's interresting to see how this unintendedly have given it a cult status on the internet.
Oh, by the way, the movie have been re-edited and remixed in 2007 which have greatly improved it! Just so you know! :-)