Under dubbelgöken 1979
Step into the vibrant world of 1979 Swedish comedy with *Under dubbelgöken*, a witty lunchtime revue crafted by titans of satire Hans Alfredson and Tage Danielsson.
Director: Tage Danielsson
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Under dubbelgöken (1979) about?
*Under dubbelgöken* is a satirical revue that lampoons Sweden's political figures of the late 1970s through comedy sketches and musical performances. The film captures the duo's signature blend of humor and social commentary, offering a playful yet pointed critique of the era's leadership.
Who directed Under dubbelgöken?
The film was directed by Tage Danielsson, who co-starred and co-wrote the revue alongside Hans Alfredson.
Who stars in Under dubbelgöken?
The main stars are comedy legends Hans Alfredson and Tage Danielsson, joined by musician Gunnar Svensson in a supporting role.
Is Under dubbelgöken (1979) worth watching?
As a cult classic of Swedish comedy, *Under dubbelgöken* delivers sharp satire and nostalgic charm in a tight 65-minute runtime. Fans of Hasse & Tage's work or Scandinavian comedy will find it a delightful, if niche, gem worth discovering.
How long is Under dubbelgöken?
The runtime is 65 minutes.
About Under dubbelgöken (1979) — A classic Swedish comedy revue mocking 70s political elite
Step into the vibrant world of 1979 Swedish comedy with *Under dubbelgöken*, a witty lunchtime revue crafted by titans of satire Hans Alfredson and Tage Danielsson. This sharp-tongued performance skewers the era's political elite through biting humor and infectious musical numbers, blending comedy and music into a uniquely Swedish pastiche. Directed by Danielsson himself, the film captures the rebellious spirit of late-70s Sweden with unapologetic charm, offering a snapshot of a time when comedy was as much a weapon as it was entertainment.
Staged during the winter of 1979-1980, *Under dubbelgöken* transforms political critique into high-energy entertainment, showcasing Alfredson and Danielsson's legendary chemistry. With its rapid-fire jokes, clever lyrics, and satirical bite, the revue feels as fresh today as it did decades ago—a timeless reminder of how comedy can hold a mirror to society.