Kärlekens språk explained

Kärlekens språk
Director:	Anders Lennberg
Producer:	Inge Ivarson
Screenplay:	Chi An Gramfors Anders Lennberg Lena Ollmark Emma Hallin
Starring:	Regina Lund Jan Mybrand Bert-Åke Varg Kim Anderzon
Cinematography:	Håkan Lidman
Distributor:	Blizz Entertainment AB
Runtime:	96 minutes
Country:	Sweden
Language:	Swedish

Kärlekens språk (or Kärlekens språk 2000) is a 2004 Swedish sex educational film directed by Anders Lennberg.

The title is a reference to the 1969 sex educational film Ur kärlekens språk (Language of Love).

Cast

• Regina Lund
• Jan Mybrand
• Bert-Åke Varg
• Kim Anderzon
• Themba Tainton
• Maj-Briht Bergström-Walan
• Katerina Janouch
• Arne Weise
• Emma Tomasdotter Åberg
• Helena Lindblom
• Martin Hedman
• Sanna B. Danell
• Julia Klingener
• Emil Ahlén
• Mejdi Zoghlami
• Charly Wassberg Borbos
• Rick Petrini
• Sascha Zacharias
• Jeremy Wan
• Alex Levén
• Hanna Axelsson
• Elvira Castillo Åkerblom
• Joakim Ehrenberg
• Helena Thunell
• Thomas Olofsson
• Sara Sjögren
• Peter Lindén
• Seija Runsten
• Cissi Centerwall
• Michelle Meadows
• Jan Näpärä
• Gustav Söderberg
• Emma Hallin
• Sara Karlsson
• Micke Kazarnowicz
• Jane Nord
• Ebbe Damm
• Johan Karlsson
• Johan Westberg
• Joakim Karlsson
• Malin Westerholm
• Charles Murelius
• Ingemar Nord
• Therése Neaimé
• Micke Folke
• Sandy Mansson

Production

The scene in which Regina Lund as Stella Måne has oral sex with her wheelchair-using boss, played by Jan Mybrand, was so explicit that the filmmakers cut several parts of the sequence. "We never wanted to make a pornographic film and that was one of the reasons why it was cut," said producer Inge Ivarsson.^[1]

Notes and References

1. Web site: Sexscenerna klipptes bort . www.aftonbladet.se . 4 August 2022.