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Världens vackraste pojke

2021 [SWEDISH]

Biography / Documentary / History

Världens vackraste pojke

2021 [SWEDISH]

Biography / Documentary / History

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6.8/10 · 2.3K

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Plot summary

In 1971, due to the world premiere of Death in Venice, Italian director Lucino Visconti proclaimed his Tadzio as the world’s most beautiful boy. A shadow that today, 50 years later, weighs Björn Andrésen’s life.

Director

Kristian Petri

Top cast

Queen Elizabeth II as Self

Dagny Erixon as self, Björn Andrésen's grandmother

Silvana Mangano as Self

Luchino Visconti as Self

Tech specs

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903.6 MB

1280*572

Swedish 2.0

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23.976 fps

1 hr 38 min

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1.81 GB

1920*858

Swedish 5.1

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23.976 fps

1 hr 38 min

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862.79 MB

1280*534

Swedish 2.0

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25 fps

1 hr 34 min

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1.73 GB

1920*800

Swedish 5.1

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25 fps

1 hr 34 min

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Comments 3

alexxxxxxxxis 1475 days ago

These comments are so mind-numbingly stupid. That's LITERALLY what the movie about, how this child was fetishised and victimised and how awful it was. Idiots.

kawada_kun 1488 days ago

2Bill_Shatner: How do you know it's bad if you haven't even watched it? Try actually watching the movie before writing it off.

cathoderaymission 1497 days ago

Looks like the commenters below me are projecting their werid pathologies on the rest of the world.

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7 / 10

If there ever were to be a story

CinemaSerf

If there ever were to be a story of not just how transitory beauty is, but of how shallow too - then it has to be this documentary film. Kristina Lindström…

4 / 10

Not a complete picture of the real man

kitteninbritches

There isn't that much written about Bjorn Andresen and not many interviews that I've read but I formed the impression that after making Death in Venice ( a…

There isn't that much written about Bjorn Andresen and not many interviews that I've read but I formed the impression that after making Death in Venice ( a film I love and have watched many times) he became what they call these days "entitled" and assumed because he'd been lucky enough to land the role of Tadzio (which didn't call for much in the way of acting ability,) the rest of his career should have been one long success. This didn't happen though he has had a number of acting roles during his adult life, details of which were hardly mentioned. I got the impression this change to semi obscurity left him resentful. I've met him several times and this impression was borne out. This unflattering aspect of his character was never explored, in case sympathy was lost I suppose. Although for some reason the row with his much younger girlfriend on the phone did give a glimpse of it! The film was also very unbalanced, a few seconds view only of the famous film and Venice itself, nothing at all of the beautiful Hotel des Bains where it was set and far far too much time spent on his time in Japan. Very little said about his marriage, which ended after (I originally understood) to be the "cot death" of his younger child but in fact according to him, occurred because he passed out on the child while sharing a bed with him through intoxication. There seemed a distance between himself and his grown up daughter too though they were friendly. In fact I wonder whether this emotional detachment is a feature of the Swedish character and a reason why they seem to find relationships difficult to maintain. So I remain unconvinced that the Death in Venice experience as it were paved the way to a later unsatisfactory life, via exploitation etc. It played its part by raising expectations, but any unsatisfactoriness in later life must be mainly attributed to the kind of person Bjorn is. I was interested to see he has a sister, something I've never till now heard mentioned, and that his mother was much more present in their younger lives than I'd realised. Yes, an intrinsically flawed personality albeit of an intelligent and not untalented man. I don't think we can blame Death in Venice for that.

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