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Well, the five minutes Bex is in, anyway.

I must confess to seeing those bits a couple of times.
You know, just to make sure the subs were accurate.

I actually find the whole film quite enjoyable, it's just that when Bex makes an appearance it's simply breathtaking.

I believe you, fish. Thousands wouldn't.

Need to find this film and watch it soon.
That pic pushed it to the top of my to-watch list

Ian, how do I, (or can you) delete this post which I stuffed up first time round?

Not the one below, this one.

Both "Där Regnbågen Slutar" and "Födelsedagen" are on the 8 dvd box set by the director Richard Hobert.
I didn't find any way to buy them singly, but the set was on Ebay.



And, as Ian so rightly points out, Bex is only in those two films, and only briefly.
(But she sure makes an impact when she is on screen.)

Here's a tiny pic of the cast.



And a pic from a scene in which you mainly see Bex's back, and when she does turn around it's too dark to see her face.
Not the best scene I'll admit.



Having said all that I'm glad I bought the box set, even though I've yet to see the other six films.

Dahls wrote:...That pic pushed it to the top of my to-watch list...

That's exactly what did it for me too.

The "dark" pic. So dark I accidentally used it on an Alex vid.

So that's both you and Glampop who can't tell the difference between Bex and Lex

It was REALLY small on Windows Movie Maker.

It's quite clear from this image that Rebecka is actually an emissary from the future, and a positive timeline future, at that.

fish wrote:Both "Där Regnbågen Slutar" and "Födelsedagen" are on the 8 dvd box set...

After seaching different Scandinavian dvd sites,, I conclude that they probably don't exist individually.
But they are both available to rent with "video on demand" for a small fee .

So how connected are the films exactly? It's no problem watching eg Där regnbågen slutar without having seen the others, right?

Dahls wrote:... It's no problem watching eg Där regnbågen slutar without having seen the others, right?

Right.
"Där Regnbågen Slutar" is the story of Bex's estranged father Mick trying to produce a stage musical about his life.
"Födelsedagen" is the story of Mick's 50th birthday at which he intends to propose to his long time partner Catti.

Both films are watchable without any reference to the other, although the "beautiful Bex" factor is higher in DRS.

DMt wrote:...Rebecka is actually an emissary from the future...

I could see her fitting in quite sucessfully with David Bowie's "Space Oddity" era.

If she came to warn Alex to not do She's Blonde Like Me, she failed miserably.

I liked SBLM.


Födelsedagen.

I just couldn't resist.