Alle utlendinger har lukka gardiner

Norway has had a sizefull immigrant population from far away countries since the 1970's. This movie deals about the 3rd and 4th generation of immigrants and their children in an urban (Oslo) setting.

Very well acted, however at times with an exaggerated dialog, and some extreme situations. By there is always time for a smile... Recommended for everybody that is ready for "drama within the young people of the present immigrant population".

All of the other reviews In Norway giving this Movie 4 out of 5 in rating seems like paid reviews. This movie is bad and doesen"t make any sense. Me and my girfriend almost fell asleep watching this, waste of time.

I must admit the trailer left me with no expectations of a good movie, and I was expecting a mediocre to bad movie, but I went in the theater to see this.

I shouldn't. This film is made without any talent on or off the screen. The acting is just so unbelievably awful.

Easily the worst Norwegian film I've seen in 20 years.

I honestly din't think it was possible to get someone to act as bad as this.

It's based on a novel that simply can't be this bad. I simply couldn't blame anybody becoming prejudiced after watching this.

This movie doesn't make any sense, and the acting and script is bad. Would not recommend unless you want to waste two hours.

I watched this movie quite fast after it's release as it was advertised all over the city, I do not know how they could afford this as these funds clearly was needed for rewriting the script, or at least huge chunks of it. I honestly struggle to say anything positive about the film, but I will say that a lot of the actors are not useless. They did their job, yeah, they had bad scenes but since I don't know if that was the fault of the director or the actor I will just assume it was the directors fault considering the state of the rest of the movie. The reason I do not rate the film one star is because they actually knew how to use their equipment they had and at least in that aspect it wasn't a complete eyesore to watch the entire film.

I would not watch this film again even if I was given twice my hourly rate to do it again.