Stand-up show with and by Kristoffer Appelquist.
During one frenetic hour, comedians Petrina Solange Karlsson, Anders "Ankan" Johansson, Johanna Hurtig Wagrell, and Özz Nujen—led by Kristoffer Ahonen Appelquist—take aim at our eight party leaders. Anything goes. No jokes are off-limits. No embarrassment is too sacred. Scandals are scrutinized, shortcomings are mocked, and not even the Prime Minister escapes unscathed.
To fall in love for the first time. How do you know? What do you do? Adam arrives as a new classmate, and meets Eva. Suddenly everything becomes different. Eva has just entered into an anti-boys pact with her best friend Annika because all the boys in the world are so childish. But nothing is as wonderful as the first love. And nothing is so difficult. When Eva and Adam meet, it is difficult to stop the emotions. Maybe impossible.
Dave Chappelle takes on gun culture, the opioid crisis and the tidal wave of celebrity scandals in this defiant stand-up special.
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Comedian Soran Ismail was accused of several cases of sexual harassment in the fall of 2017. The charges were dropped due to lacking evidence. The documentary checks in with Soran over three years later - three years without work, about someone who has not been found guilty but where the accusations remain.
