
For a Handful of Bricks
1987

Representation Score
Limited
1972
Director
Pål Bang-Hansen
Runtime
94 minutes
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Norske byggeklosser is a period-specific comedy that emphasizes character flexibility and situational humor. The story focuses on traditional domestic goals and local social tensions, avoiding broader discussions of identity diversity. The film reflects the demographic and social context of 1972 Norway. It stays within the cultural boundaries of its time, centering on the humorous challenges faced by a couple building a home. While Rolv Wesenlund's multi-role performance offers opportunities for character development, the film does not aim to challenge broader social hierarchies or current identity issues.
Category Breakdown
The film focuses on a heterosexual relationship without including any characters with non-binary genders or questioning traditional gender roles.
Rolv Wesenlund plays seven different roles, possibly using gender stereotypes for comedic effect. However, the main plot revolves around a traditional family setting.
The cast appears to be made up of people with similar backgrounds, typical of a localized 1970s Norwegian production. There is no indication of intentional ethnic diversity.
The story centers on everyday frustrations and conflicts with bureaucracy. It does not address larger issues related to religion or capitalism.
There is no information about the portrayal of physical or cognitive disabilities in this film.
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Official Synopsis
A young couple decides to build their dream house, but run into numerous complications in the process. Everything from useless carpenters to building control gets in their way. Norwegian comedian Rolv Wesenlund plays 7 different roles in this movie.

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