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Pool 2020

★ 4.05 votes90 min📅 2020-04-17

Set against the sun-drenched backdrop of the French Riviera, *Pool (2020)* follows Johan, a 24-year-old drifting through days of leisure under the watchful eye of an aging former actress who funds his lifestyle.

Director: Anders Lennberg

Cast

David Asavanond
David Asavanond
Jules
Moa Garpendal
Anneli
Niclas Gillis
Niclas Gillis
Johan
Natacha Guyon-Anderson
Celeste
Jan Mybrand
Jan Mybrand
Micke
Anders Lennberg
Restaurant owner
Johanna Ljungberg
Mother
Nino Wongchaiseree
Kurt
Thomas Olofsson
The Stepfather
Jimmy Welleby
Balthazar

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pool (2020) about?

*Pool (2020)* centers on Johan, a 24-year-old living a life of leisure in Nice, funded by an older ex-actress. As he drifts between her home, the beach, and his friend Kurt's apartment, memories of his teenage years resurface, tightening their grip on his present. The film blends serene coastal beauty with an undercurrent of unease.

Who directed Pool?

Pool was directed by Anders Lennberg, who also co-stars as Kurt in this atmospheric drama set along the French Riviera.

Who stars in Pool?

The film stars David Asavanond as Johan, Moa Garpendal as the ex-actress, Niclas Gillis as Kurt, Natacha Guyon-Anderson, Jan Mybrand, and director Anders Lennberg himself.

Is Pool (2020) worth watching?

As a slow-burn drama with a focus on atmosphere and character, *Pool (2020)* may appeal to viewers who enjoy introspective, visually rich films. While raw human emotions and coastal aesthetics shine through, it's a niche pick rather than a mainstream crowd-pleaser.

How long is Pool?

Pool (2020) has a runtime of 90 minutes.

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Pool: A Gilded Cage on the French Riviera — Full Movie Info

Set against the sun-drenched backdrop of the French Riviera, *Pool (2020)* follows Johan, a 24-year-old drifting through days of leisure under the watchful eye of an aging former actress who funds his lifestyle. His routine revolves between her lavish home, the glittering beaches, and the cramped apartment of his friend Kurt, but beneath the surface of luxury, a creeping sense of dread begins to take hold. Director Anders Lennberg crafts a moody character study that explores the weight of memory, the fragility of escape, and the quiet menace lurking beneath the idyllic veneer of Nice's coastal charm.

Johan's past refuses to stay submerged, and as the tension rises, *Pool (2020)* transforms into a psychological portrait of a young man trapped between the ghosts of adolescence and the suffocating embrace of a life he never quite chose.