Salmer fra kjøkkenet (2003)
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- PG
- 1h 35min
- Comedy, Drama
- 17 Jan 2003 (Norway)
- Movie
A scientific observer's job of observing an old cantankerous single man's kitchen habits is complicated by his growing friendship with him.
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Awards:
- 8 wins & 6 nominations.
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Joachim Calmeyer | ... |
Isak Bjørvik
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| Tomas Norström | ... |
Folke Nilsson
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| Bjørn Floberg | ... |
Grant
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| Reine Brynolfsson | ... |
Malmberg
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| Sverre Anker Ousdal | ... |
Dr. Jack Zac. Benjaminsen
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| Leif Andrée | ... |
Dr. Ljungberg
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| Gard B. Eidsvold | ... |
Bakkerman
(as Gard Eidsvold)
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| Lennart Jähkel | ... |
Green
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Trond Brænne | ... |
Ordforer
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Bjørn Jenseg | ... |
Vaktmester
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| Jan Gunnar Røise | ... |
Vaktmesterassistent
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| Karin Lunden | ... |
Svensk selskapsdame
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Päivi Laakso | ... |
Finsk selskapsdame
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Directed by
| Bent Hamer | ||
Written by
| Bent Hamer | ... | (screenplay) |
| Jörgen Bergmark | ... | (in cooperation with) |
Produced by
| Jörgen Bergmark | ... | co-producer |
| Arve Figenschow | ... | line producer |
| Bent Hamer | ... | producer |
Music by
| Hans Mathisen | ||
Cinematography by
| Philip Remy Øgaard | ... | (as Philip Øgaard) |
Editing by
| Pål Gengenbach | ||
Editorial Department
| Janne Karin Hansen | ... | assistant editor |
| Bente Helle | ... | negative cutter |
| Torulf Henriksen | ... | on-line editor |
| Kirsti Marie Hougen | ... | post-production coordinator |
| Andrzej Kiwala | ... | color grader |
| Jan Erik Nielsen | ... | color timer |
Casting By
| Mette Holme Nielsen | ||
| Betten Vaager | ||
Production Design by
| Billy Johansson | ||
Costume Design by
| Karen Fabritius Gram | ||
Makeup Department
| Eros Codinas | ... | hair stylist |
| Eva Rygh | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
| Nina B. Andersson Figenschow | ... | production manager (as Nina B. Andersson) |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Binne Thoresen | ... | assistant director |
Art Department
| Per Arild Amundsen | ... | carpenter |
| Gudrun Johanna Benonysdottir | ... | assistant decorator (as Gudrun Benonysdottir) |
| Paul André Fuller | ... | assistant decorator |
| Lars Erik Gurholt | ... | carpenter |
| Rolf Kise | ... | carpenter |
| Anders Lunde | ... | property master |
| Erik Magnussen | ... | construction manager |
| Olivier Marcouiller | ... | assistant decorator |
| Geir Opheim | ... | carpenter |
| Caroline Størmer | ... | props |
| Jens Petter Svensrud | ... | construction manager |
| Morten Swang | ... | assistant property master |
| Karen Søndrol | ... | assistant art director |
| Pål Tohje | ... | carpenter |
| Katja von Zernichow | ... | set dresser: picture vehicle wrangler |
Sound Department
| Per Carleson | ... | sound |
| Petter Fladeby | ... | re-recording mixer |
| Linda Forsén | ... | sound |
| Lars Jameson | ... | sound |
| Tomas Naug | ... | boom operator |
| Wille Peterson-Berger | ... | sound (as Willie Peterson-Berger) |
| Morten Solum | ... | sound |
Special Effects by
| Pål Morten Hverven | ... | special effects |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Erik Aavatsmark | ... | still photographer |
| Charles Curran | ... | first assistant camera: second camera |
| Knut Haraldsen | ... | gaffer |
| Ingeborg Klyve | ... | first assistant camera |
| Hilde Malme | ... | camera operator: second camera |
| Jens J. Patterson | ... | assistant camera |
| Ståle Rue | ... | electrician |
| Terje Røkke | ... | electrician |
| Matthew R. Soria | ... | assistant grip |
| Johan Wallin | ... | grip |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Ingvill Fjeldstad | ... | seamstress |
| Kari Steihaug | ... | assistant costumer |
Location Management
| Kristian Mejdell Nissen | ... | location manager |
| Eirik Ohna | ... | location manager |
| Audun Skarbøvik | ... | location scout |
Music Department
| Lars Petter Kristiansen | ... | music recordist |
| Erik Valderhaug | ... | music mixer |
Script and Continuity Department
| Aslaug Konradsdottir | ... | script supervisor |
Additional Crew
| Bjørn Bjølseth | ... | production accountant |
| Terez Hollo-Klausen | ... | production secretary (as Teréz Hollo) |
| Hanne Liseth | ... | publicist |
| Karen Rudolph | ... | publicist: Germany |
| Pål Erik Solberg | ... | production runner |
Production Companies
- Bulbul Films
- BOB Film (co-production)
- SF Norge (co-production)
Distributors
- A-Film Distribution (2004) (Netherlands) (theatrical)
- Arsenal (2004) (Germany) (theatrical)
- Filmladen (2005) (Austria) (theatrical)
- Frenetic Films (2004) (Switzerland) (theatrical)
- Lady Film (2003) (Italy) (theatrical)
- SPO (2004) (Japan) (theatrical)
- SPO (Japan) (theatrical)
- ICA Projects (2003) (United Kingdom)
- IFC Films (2004) (United States) (subtitled)
- Les Films du Losange (France)
- MGM Home Entertainment (2004) (United States) (DVD)
- MegaCom Film (MCF) (2004) (Yugoslavia)
- Sunfilm Entertainment (2004) (Germany) (DVD)
- United King Films (Israel)
- Warner Home Video (2004) (Switzerland) (DVD)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Norsk Filmstudio (sound mixing)
- Studio Lagnö (post-production sound)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
In post war Sweden it was discovered that every year, an average housewife walks the equivalent number of miles as the distance between Stockholm and Congo, while preparing her family meals. So the Home Research Institute sent out eighteen observers to a rural district of Norway to map out the kitchen routines of single men. The researchers were on twenty-four-hour call, and sat in special strategically placed chairs in each kitchen. Furthermore, under no circumstances were the researchers to be spoken to, or included in the kitchen activities. Written by Sujit R. Varma |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | At the beginning of the film, Malmberg (a Swede) becomes ill after having to drive on the right side of the road in Norway. Today both countries drive on the right. In 1967, Sweden switched to the right because making two versions of cars like Volvos and Saabs for domestic and foreign sales was inefficient. Also, there are many unguarded, unmarked border crossings points (unlike the crossing in the film); people would not realize which country they were in and sometimes ended up driving on the wrong side. See more » |
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