A drama regarding lack of acceptance, a drama regarding loneliness, a science fiction drama. All in a one and a half hour story told by four actors.

If you make a living from writing, you have to accept loneliness. Without intimacy, there is no way to build a separate world and squeeze it into the framework of single sentences – even a minor interference from an outside intruder can break this construct into pieces. This is Adam (Andrew Scott), the main character Good strangers, locked himself in a small apartment in a deserted London apartment building like a princess in a tower. No one will disturb the peace there – and he needs it to complete the painstakingly created script regarding his private history as a man excluded by the society of the English province. And then handsome neighbor Harry (Paul Mescal) rings his doorbell and the peace goes to hell.

It’s worth putting a full stop here, because the less you know regarding Andrew Haigh’s film (A completely different weekend, 45 years) before the screening, the better. The director builds a narrative based on individual scenes, glances, gestures and touches. It intersects reality with dreams, mixes time planes, and jumps from the mid-1980s to the present day. From what it once was to what it might be today. It might, but it doesn’t always happen. Intricate? WITH Good strangers like The sixth sense – following the session, you want to come back to it to arrange the blocks once more.

photo: still from the movie “Good Strangers”

I broke out in a rash during the shoot. It was the first rash since I moved out of my family home as a young man. And now, following all these years, I returned there to shoot part of the film there – Andrew Haigh told the Guardian. It is possible that this is an ordinary psychosomatic episode, not closely related to the director’s private experiences. But if you look at his biography, the dots start to connect. Haigh grew up in 1980s Britain as a non-heteronormative teenager. In a society that, on the one hand, worshiped gay and bisexual stars (Freddie Mercury, David Bowie, the musicians of Pet Shop Boys) and, on the other hand, in research conducted in the mid-1980s, nearly 85% of Britons declared their reluctance towards gays and lesbians; It’s good that they exist, as long as they are far from us. The ostracism was fueled by the deadly spiral of AIDS, which is inextricably associated with the LGBT society. Then I felt that the only way out was… to become straight. Yet it was impossible for me. When I looked back on the past while shooting the film, I visualized a childhood I had never experienced – said the director, who is also responsible for the script, in the same interview Good strangers. Only places, scenes and people agree. Apparently some of Adam’s dialogues with his film parents are mirrored one-to-one to conversations in Andrew Haigh’s family.

photo: still from the movie “Good Strangers”

The greatest strength Good strangers is the same thing that the creators of the famous managed to achieve After sun – the ability to read the film in various ways through the prism of your own experiences. Haigh did not make it with a key – for some viewers the dominant story is regarding social lack of acceptance, others will remember it as a picture regarding childhood traumas that resonate with greater force later in adult life, and still others will remember it as a voice on loneliness, a disease of civilization. 21st century. This loneliness is two wolves in Adam’s head. He feeds on it while writing, and at the same time it eats him from the inside when he visualizes an alternative reality because he can’t cope with the real one. He cultivates a fake masculinity, but when he does not fall, he is once more a child who hides in his parents’ bed. Moreover, the theme of the unworked parent-child relationship is probably the most interesting here, and certainly the most effectively presented. And once more – without revealing the script trick that Andrew Haigh came up with. Suffice it to say that science-fiction threads enter this intimate drama regarding alienation seriously and with full justification, and it won’t be the biggest surprise that the film will bring.

It’s terribly sad to watch this adorable bear Adam, brilliantly played by Andrew Scott, fall apart in front of the audience in an hour and a half. Somewhere in the background the ghosts of parents loom, relying on the text Always On My Mind, the big hit of the Pet Shop Boys, apologize to him for his failed childhood, but ghosts don’t exist – and if so, neither do they apologize. Nothing but to return to the computer in an empty apartment and try to finish writing this story that, to my anger, neither wants to end nor drift towards a happy ending. We warn you, it will be very sad, although, here is also a quote from another current century Good strangers big pop hit, The Power Of Love the band Frankie Goes To Hollywood, cleanse your soul, let love be your goal. Let this last scene also be a light at the end of the tunnel, so that we don’t leave this excellent film completely depressed.

Loredana Bertè.

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Björn Borg.

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Loredana Bertè and Björn Borg divorced following just a few years.

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Bertè is in the Italian version of Melodifestivalen.

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Björn Borg married the Italian artist Loredana Bertè in 1989, but the marriage did not last long. Just four years later, the couple chose to divorce.

Bertè, who gave up his career for love, was quick to regret the marriage.

– The biggest mistake of my life was falling in love with Björn Borg. I made the mistake of throwing away six years of my life and my career by being his wife, she has said.

Despite the breakdown of the marriage, the story of Borg and Bertè continued. Shortly following the divorce in 1993, the Italian tennis icon reported polygamy to the police. The reason? Borg married his current wife Patricia, while the couple was still married according to Italian records, according to Bertè.

Ex-wife’s mockery of Björn Borg

But even though it’s been more than 30 years since the ex-spouses divorced, the Italian has not forgotten Björn Borg. Bertè, who has reached the age of 73, is one of the participants in the Sanremo festival, the Italian version of the Swedish Melodifestivalen.

Her goal is to win, go to the Eurovision final in Malmö and get revenge on Björn Borg.

– Vote for me, I would like to go to Eurovision because it is held in Malmö. Then I will piss off my ex-husband. I will have a nice revenge, she said during the festival according to Corriere dello Sport.

– I’m going to win Sanremo, then I’ll break his (Björn Borg’s) balls, continued Bertè, who competes with the song “Pazza”.

Björn Borg has had a total of three marriages. In addition to Loredana Bertè and current wife Patricia Borg, the tennis icon was also married to Mariana Simionescu during the beginning of his successful career.

Anne Lundberg is the presenter who has become synonymous with success on SVT. Whether she takes it upon herself House dreams or The antique round so most of what she does attracts millions of viewers.

In March 2024, Anne turns 58 years old, and in addition to her career going smoothly, Anne’s love life is also flourishing.

In 2017, she met her husband. They had been acquaintances for many years, but were in relationships. But then suddenly one day they were both single and following a dinner “it narrowed down”, as Anne herself has described it.

In 2019, the couple got married in Greece – and it was a real fairytale wedding. But something that has confused both TV viewers, the media and perhaps Anne’s Instagram followers is the husband’s different names.

What is the name of Anne Lundberg’s husband – Stefan or Allan Lindfors?

Sometimes he is called Allan Lindfors and sometimes too Stefan Lindfors. How is it actually?

In an interview with Aftonbladet, Anne answered the question.

Anne Lundberg with her husband. Image source: Stella Pictures.

– Lol! His name is actually both. Privately it’s Stefan, but at work it’s Allan, Anne told me.

Anne herself calls her husband Stefan. But how might it really be like this?

– When he was young and playing football, several people in the team were called the same and then the coach asked if he had a middle name and it was Allan. And he went to school with the same guys. That’s why it was Allan also there and then also at work, Anne told The evening paper.

Stefan Allan Lindfors is a successful construction consultant and according to Linkedin, he is working, among other things, on developing the new subway in Stockholm.

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Anne Lundberg on meeting love at 50

When Anne and Stefan Allan met, she was 50+. When Anne visits Carina Bergfeldts talk show on SVT1, Anne talks regarding all the advantages of meeting love later in life.

– In the best of all worlds, you have maybe a third of your life left when you retire. Average life expectancy is increasing. And it is a time when you should not work. You have no children to take care of. You have made a career. You have made your journey home. And so much time left. And to be able to share that time with a love, that’s sort of what you want, says Anne.

Anne Lundberg in Carina Bergfeldt. Image source: SVT

What is it like to fall in love at 50+?asks Carina Bergfeldt.

– It is absolutely fantastic. I was 50 when we met. And he had two children before, and I had two children before. We had both been alone for a while. And then meet and experience love once more. It’s never too late, says Anne Lundberg.

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Carina Bergfeldt is broadcast on SVT Play at 17.00 on Fridays, and in SVT1 on Fridays at 21.00