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Synopsis: Kristoffer is a billboard hanger, 24 years old and carefree. When his girlfriend Elisabeth dumps him for the boss of her trend bureau, his life falls into pieces. He feels like a loser. By coincidence some of Kristoffer's video diaries end up with the producer of the popular talk show "Karsten Tonight" in TV2. A few weeks later Kristoffer's life has become TV entertainment. People love the sequences from his commune at Tøyen: Kristoffer's half-twisted view of his surroundings, his crazy best friend Geir, not to mention the weird web designer Stig Inge, who hasn't set foot outside the Tøyen shopping center for two years. Kristoffer's future again looks bright, everyone likes him, but revealing your life on national television comes with a price tag. As Kristoffer's future in the TV business looks brighter and brighter, his friends start suffering. Geir's big secret is revealed, and Stig Inge's personal problems are much more serious than Kristoffer first thought. It will cost him a grea
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Morten Tyldum
Production: Happy Endings
  6 wins & 6 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.8
NOT RATED
Year:
2003
100 min
236 Views


Talk to you later.

I thought it was good. He|communicates well with his guests.

And the video diary was awesome.

- Kristoffer! My man!|- Hi... Tore?

Frode. You celebrities|can't remember everyone's name.

This is Espen.|Like you didn't already know that!

- Hello! "The Money Pit"?|- Of course. "The Money Pit." Hi.

- He's the one who...|- Congratulations. Excellent work.

I was this close|to being on "Survivor."

Now I'm going to try my luck|as a stand-up comic.

Sorry about you and Elisabeth.|I'll drop by with some of my flyers.

Here. The line was long.|Who was that?

A friend of Elisabeth's.

How's that broken heart going?

Fancy seeing you here.

I haven't seen you for a while,|but you've probably seen me.

- Quite a bit has happened lately.|- Yes, it has.

- How are things?|- Fine.

I have to go.|I have a meeting.

Maybe...

I could call you some day?

Maybe.

- Could you be any more pathetic?|- She said I could call her.

Can I play?

You're that guy from TV!

- What's your favorite team?|- United.

- Mine's Ham-Kam.|- I've never heard of them.

Martin, it's time to go inside.

Kristoffer!

We've been on TV twice, and|already 7-year-olds recognize us!

Let's go, dammit!

Bye!|What's your problem?

Should I call her now,|or does that seem desperate?

There's the 3 Day Rule, but if I wait|3 days, she'll know I'm desperate.

Get your camera out.

What are you doing?

Are you filming?

Film, Kristoffer!

Don't do that!

Come down, Geir!

This is a huge drop!

When I fry them, I usually...|But now you're frying, so you decide.

Hungry?|Today's special is fruits of the sea.

Fish sticks.

- You hungry, Geir?|- I have to go out.

- Are you all right?|- Fine. I just need to go out.

- Who do you know in Florida?|- Dad. He works over there.

Have you lived there too?

No. We did move a lot, but you can't|follow your dad all your life.

- Don't you want to travel again?|- I have everything I need right here.

Not to Florida,|but just to another part of town?

I think you should make the best|out of where you are.

How long has it been|since you left this place?

Two years.

Once I started working on the Web,|I no longer had to go anywhere.

Could you chop some onions,|Kristoffer?

Go like this...

Sorry.|I didn't mean to interrupt.

We're just making dinner.

I can see that.

I just came to get my keys.

Are you hungry?

- We're making fish sticks.|- I'm kind of in a hurry.

That guy at work, is that...?

It was wrong of me to come here.|Sorry.

- Elisabeth...|- Bye.

Hurry up, Geir!

Happy birthday, Stig Inge.|Love, dad.

Here's an idea for the show:|Let's drive across town in reverse.

Hi.|Is Geir here?

Geir?

- It's been a while.|- What are you doing here?

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Lars Gudmestad

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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