Pa solsidan (1936)

Dir: Gustaf Molander Drama stars 3

Overview

Pa solsidan is a Swedish film first released in 1936, directed by Gustaf Molander. The film stars Lars Hanson, Ingrid Bergman, Karin Swanström, Edvin Adolphson and Marianne Löfgren. It has also been released under the title: On the Sunny Side. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Gustaf Molander
Script: Oscar Hemberg, Helge Krog, Gösta Stevens
Photo: Åke Dahlqvist
Music: Eric Bengtson
Cast: Lars Hanson (Harold Ribe), Ingrid Bergman (Eva Bergh), Karin Swanström (Margareta Ribe), Edvin Adolphson (Joakim Brink), Marianne Löfgren (Kajsa Ribe), Einar Axelsson (Olle Lagerberg), Erik ’Bullen’ Berglund (Mr. Sund), Emmy Albiin (Woman at the pawnshop), Olga Andersson (Mrs. Adelberg), Wiktor Andersson (Painter), Tord Bernheim (Guest at the dinner), Rolf Botvid (Guest at the dinner), Carl Browallius (Uncle Severin), Karl-Ewert Christenson (Guest at Olle’s party), Eric Dahlström (Guest at the dinner), Eddie Figge (Lia, guest at Olle’s party), Hartwig Fock (Manager), Hilding Gavle (Guest at Olle’s party), Eric Gustafson (Mr. Westerberg, dinner guest), Leif Isaksson (Guest at Harald’s boat), Knut Lambert (Guest at the dinner), Gerda Landgren (Lina, Ribe’s housemaid), Gerd Larsson (Ribe’s norwegian maid), Marianne Lenard (Guest at Olle’s party), Richard Lindström (Guest at Olle’s party), Otto Malmberg (Banker), Helge Mauritz (Guest at Olle’s party), John Westin, Ejnar Westling (Piano player at the party)
Country: Sweden
Language: Swedish
Runtime: 92 min; B&W
Aka: On the Sunny Side

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