Stockholm

Synopsis: It starts with a guy trying to get a girl he met at a party to like him. She refuses but he doesn't give up and story continues in a long and interesting conversations between them during which he manages to gain her attention.
Genre: Drama, Romance
Director(s): Borja Soler (co-director), Rodrigo Sorogoyen (co-director)
Production: Caballo Films
  11 wins & 14 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.1
Year:
2013
90 min
Website
365 Views


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You know what she wanted?

To go to Bristol.

Yeah.

- Or Holland, near Amsterdam.

- Right...

Haarlem. Like Harlem,

but with two "a" s.

- Haarlem.

- Yeah.

- Have you been?

- Where?

- Holland, Amsterdam.

- Yeah.

Me too.

But now it's not Bristol

or Haarlem.

Where's she going?

- It's worse...

- Worse?

- Yeah, much worse.

- Why? Where's she going?

- To Stockholm.

- Stockholm?

- Yeah, Stockholm.

- Great, right?

- Yeah, like f***.

- Well...

Right.

- But, you...

- What?

- It's all OK with her?

- We argued the other day.

- Why?

- Nothing.

- Yeah.

- It's...

It's what?

- She's got a friend there.

- And?

- She's going to screw him.

- What?

Yeah, really.

- But Laura's a sweetie.

- Yeah, but in Stockholm...

- You think they're...?

- Yeah

Anybody would... you know.

You would screw her.

Wouldn't you?

I would screw the girl

you were f***ing before.

- That's good to know.

- So...?

- So, what?

- Would you screw Laura?

- Do I like her?

- No, it's very simple.

A night like this, you meet,

have a drink, laugh...

Wouldn't you ask her home?

- Yes.

- There you are.

- Hi.

- Hi.

And I remember that at Omar's party

you two were talking.

What?

I was sleeping in Omar's bed,

but I wasn't asleep.

- And?

- I saw you.

What did you see?

It's OK, you turn Laura on

and she turns you on.

You're drunk,

I don't know what you mean.

- It's cool.

- No, what the hell do you mean?

Laura told me that you were

about to get it together.

- Come on it!

- No, really, it was close.

Do you believe that sh*t?

I know you did nothing,

but don't lie to me,

you would screw her, that's all.

You're smashed.

- Yeah, but...

- Yeah, but what?

You want to tell me something?

F***, no!

- So that's it, right?

- Yeah.

I'm going to buy a ticket

when I get home.

To Stockholm?

For the first month,

to see if I catch her out.

- You're crazy.

- How much will it be?

- A lot.

- I just want to see her face.

They won't do anything

the first month.

- Later, you mean?

- Sure, but not the first month.

Too soon.

Three months.

You're right.

What a slut.

Hello.

Hello.

You won't believe this.

Go on.

I don't know how to tell you

because...

It's surreal, I iust walked

past you and I fell in love.

- Right.

- Right,

I know it's incredible,

so what'll we do?

Give me your number,

I'll call you.

No, no, here,

a gift.

- What is this?

- Keep them.

If you won't sleep with me,

I don't want them.

Listen,

really, forget it.

- Come.

- Yes.

- Let's go for a beer.

- We'll go to that place.

- No more beer...

- I'm dead...

- Where do you want to go?

- Me?

I want to stay here.

- And you?

- I want a beer, and you?

- I really don't care.

- Great, choose somewhere else.

- OK, I will.

- Good.

And you?

Home.

- Your home?

- Yes.

I hope your parents aren't there.

- You really want to go home?

- I'm tired.

Come on, let's pick a place.

I know.

We'll buy some beer and go

to my place, it's 5 minutes away.

Perfect! But I'll end sleeping

on your couch.

Girls...

- But...

- But what?

Don't worry, I'm going home.

- On your own?

- Yes.

- I'll go with you.

- No, stay on, you're having fun.

Why don't you two

go on your own?

- Us?

- Yes.

F***, I don't know.

I'm going,

if you lot want to come...

I'm going home.

All right.

I'll go with her.

I'll go with you,

themve got a plan...

Girls, don't worry,

I'll get a taxi.

- Are you sure?

- Yes.

- But we agreed to...

- It's OK, I'll get one down there.

- All right...

- See you, OK?

- Bye.

- Ciao.

We'd agreed

that we'd stay with her...

- It's no big deal.

- I think she enjoyed herself...

What are you doing?

I'm going home.

You ended up on your own.

- Well, you're here.

- What?

So I'm not on my own.

Don't count on me.

Are you always so negative?

All I've heard from you

are negative phrases:

"I don't want to go out",

"Don't count on me", "Not todam'.

- You really dislike me that much?

- Yes.

May I know why?

- I don't like people like you.

- Like me?

- You know what I'm like?

- It shows.

You're lucky,

I've got no idea

what you're like.

Yeah.

So, what am I like,

if I may know?

Like that, sure of yourself,

you think you're wonderful.

I bet you look in the mirror

every day

and can't believe your eyes.

A good friend

to your male friends,

but a bastard with girls.

What they call a cool guy.

You're not very original.

I thought you'd say

something more interesting.

You should have stayed with

the girls, themd suit you better.

Do theythink

they're wonderful too?

I guess they do,

but mostly because

you want to have fun,

and themre more fun.

Just as well

I'm meeting them at m' y place.

So why are you here?

I wanted to change your mind.

- Seriously, what are you doing?

- I'm seeing you home.

And you didn't think

that maybe I don't want you to?

Don't you want me to?

No.

- Another negative.

- Yes.

Wow, a yes!

- You're being a real pain.

- Ok, I'm sorry, really.

I'll stop bothering you.

- I mean it, eh?

- I know.

Thanks.

- Give it a break.

- I'm going in the same direction.

Don't you have a friend

you can laugh with?

- I came with one, but...

- Did you dump him?

- I explained to him.

- What?

- About you.

- About me?

About what happened to me

with you...

That I fell in love with you.

And he understood?

Well, actually he didn't.

- Didn't he?

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