Love and Lemons

Original title: Små citroner gula

2013
1h 39m

IMDb RATING

6.0/10

2.1K

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Sverrir Gudnason and Rakel Wärmländer in Love and Lemons (2013)

Comedy Romance

This is a romantic comedy about love, friendship and the courage it takes to follow your dreams. It's based on the novel with the same title by Kajsa Ingemarsson. And it's centers around Agn... Read allThis is a romantic comedy about love, friendship and the courage it takes to follow your dreams. It's based on the novel with the same title by Kajsa Ingemarsson. And it's centers around Agnes, how is a chef that loves cooking. She has a good job, a boyfriend who loves her and a ... Read allThis is a romantic comedy about love, friendship and the courage it takes to follow your dreams. It's based on the novel with the same title by Kajsa Ingemarsson. And it's centers around Agnes, how is a chef that loves cooking. She has a good job, a boyfriend who loves her and a best friend who is always there for her. One day she is both fired from the luxurious rest... Read all

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IMDb RATING

6.0/10

2.1K

YOUR RATING

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Awards
- 2 nominations

Trivia
Based on the best selling novel Små citroner gula (Yesterday's News) by Kajsa Ingemarsson.

Soundtracks
Längtan till Italien
Music Composed by Birger Sjöberg (1904)
Lyrics Written by Birger Sjöberg
Musical Arrangement by Anders Niska, Klas Wahl, Bernt Törnblom

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Review

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549th Review: Cute Rom-Com about Swedish food and Swedish values

Små Citroner Gula- Small Lemons Yellow - is a good lightweight rom-com centered around Agnes, a girl struggling to find her way in the restaurant business, and the two boys in her life.

This is a sweet, harmless film, aimed resolutely at a rom-com market: the bad boy is more of a wastrel than truly bad, and the good boy is a little too lost (if these count as spoilers you're probably watching the wrong genre).

All in all the film glides along and is really a pretty entertaining watch - it's one to unwind, switch off, and just enjoy - it has just enough conflict and laughs to counterbalance the sweetness, and its lightweight approach actually won us over. It also something of the Swedish about it - an honesty, and a simply joy that is surprising.

All in all, a rather charming and lovely little film that may not win any great awards, but should win your heart.