Naken Explained

Naken
Director:
  • Torkel Knutsson
  • Mårten Knutsson
Producer:
  • Torkel Knutsson
  • Mårten Knutsson
  • Håkan Bjerking
Starring:
  • Henrik Norberg
  • Lisa Kock
  • Martin Forsström
Music:Jon Rekdal
Cinematography:
  • Jörgen Brennicke
  • Eric Maddison
Editing:Jonas Smensgård
Studio:Pratfilm
Distributor:
Runtime:98 minutes
Country:Sweden
Language:Swedish

Naken is a 2000 Swedish comedy film written and directed by Torkel and Mårten Knutsson. It stars Henrik Norberg as a naked man who is caught in a time loop on the day of his wedding.

Plot

On the day of his wedding, Anders wakes up hungover and naked in an elevator after a stag party the day before. As he attempts to piece together the reason for his predicament, the day repeats itself, and he becomes stuck in a time loop.

Cast

Production

During filming, the crew was almost struck by a car whose driver had fallen asleep.[1]

Release

To promote the film, the Knutsson brothers appeared naked at the Cannes Film Festival, after which they were arrested.[2]

Reception

Naken received negative reviews in Sweden.[3] Jens Peterson of Aftonbladet called it a poor copy of Groundhog Day that is not even "so bad it's good".[4]

Remake

In 2017, Netflix released an English-language, American remake starring Marlon Wayans and Regina Hall. Michael Tiddes directed the movie.[5] Shooting took place in Charleston, South Carolina.[6]

See also

External links

Notes and References

  1. News: Filmteam nära dö i bilkrasch. Abrahamsson. Lisa. Aftonbladet. 2000-12-04. 2016-09-29. Swedish.
  2. News: Svensk nakenshow. Olseen. Trygve Aas. Dagbladet. 2001-05-11. 2016-09-29. Norwegian.
  3. News: Svenska regissörer greps av polis i Cannes. Thunblad. Claes. Aftonbladet. 2001-05-10. 2016-09-29. Swedish.
  4. News: Naken. Peterson. Jens. Aftonbladet. 2000-12-08. 2016-09-29. Swedish.
  5. Web site: Netflix Gets 'Naked' With Marlon Wayans & Regina Hall. Fleming. Mike. Deadline Hollywood. 2016-09-21. 2016-09-29.
  6. News: Netflix to film Naked in Charleston. McDermott. John. The Post and Courier. 2016-09-22. 2016-09-29.