Damn Hippies 1996
"Death, Chaos & Flower Power"
Set in the tranquil backdrop of Norway during 1973, *Damn Hippies (1996)* plunges a sleepy small town into unexpected upheaval. The catalyst? The return of six young men, their years spent wandering the counterculture landscapes of the USA and Europe leaving them forever changed.
Director: Morten O. Reiten
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Damn Hippies (1996) about?
*Damn Hippies* follows six Norwegian men who return home in 1973 after years abroad, only to find their hippie dreams clashing with their conservative hometown's expectations. Their attempts to revive the free-spirited lifestyle they embraced in the U.S. and Europe quickly spiral into conflict, testing both their ideals and the town's patience.
Who directed Damn Hippies?
The film was directed by Morten O. Reiten, a Norwegian filmmaker known for his work in action and drama.
Who stars in Damn Hippies?
The cast features Sven Erik Goddager, Ole K. Johnsen, Gøran Karlsvik, Vebjørn Koksvik, Morten O. Reiten, and Kjetil Sliper in central roles.
Is Damn Hippies (1996) worth watching?
While unrated on IMDb, *Damn Hippies* offers a unique slice of 1970s Norwegian counterculture set against an action backdrop. Fans of gritty, character-driven dramas with a rebellious edge may find its themes and atmosphere compelling, even if its runtime is short.
How long is Damn Hippies?
The runtime for *Damn Hippies* is 55 minutes.
About Damn Hippies (1996) — Norway's wild 70s counterculture clash unleashed
Set in the tranquil backdrop of Norway during 1973, *Damn Hippies (1996)* plunges a sleepy small town into unexpected upheaval. The catalyst? The return of six young men, their years spent wandering the counterculture landscapes of the USA and Europe leaving them forever changed. Director Morten O. Reiten crafts a raw, energetic narrative that contrasts the free-spirited ideals of hippie life with the rigid societal norms of their homeland. With Sven Erik Goddager and Ole K. Johnsen leading a cast of six, this Norwegian action film explores themes of rebellion, disillusionment, and the clash between past and present. The atmosphere is charged with the tension of cultural friction and the unrelenting pursuit of freedom.
As the newcomers attempt to reintroduce their bohemian lifestyle, their efforts spark chaos, forcing the locals to confront their own stagnant routines. The film captures the essence of a generation caught between nostalgia and the harsh realities of homecoming, all wrapped in the gritty lens of 1970s Norway. *Damn Hippies (1996)* isn't just a story; it's a vivid snapshot of a moment when ideals met reality, and the consequences were anything but predictable.