Don't leave me alone.

" A STRONG AND DIZZY FILM. ONE OF HALLDOFF'S BEST " Borlänge Newspaper

" THE FILM PHOTOS FROM THE STREET SCENES ARE THE BEST I'VE SEEN IN A SWEDISH FILM. ON A CLASS WITH SCORSESE'S MASTERPIECE TAXI DRIVER " Gefle Dagblad

In the cold neon lights of Stockholm city, Sofi, 15, glides around in a blonde wig and picks up codfish. In the shabby room that her friend Pia and her pimp rent out, she spreads her legs for them. Then she takes the bus home to her parents in the slumbering residential community. "Did you enjoy babysitting?", they ask. As usual, they don't understand anything. If anything at all!

Lena Löfström (Sofi) makes her first and only film role here, as does Pelle Lindbergh, legendary hockey goalie in the 70s. Pia is played by Guldbagge-awarded Anki Lidén. Jan Halldoff, who wrote the script together with Rune Hjelm and the pseudonym Gun Axelsson, a former prostitute, is in charge of directing. Halldoff got the idea while he was sitting in a taxi. Suddenly the driver stopped. Among the prostitutes on the street, he discovered his own teenage daughter. Halldoff was so taken by this that this film was born from the incident.

BONUS MATERIAL: "WHAT HAPPENS..?". Short film by Jan Halldoff from 1979 with Per Ragnar, Björn Skifs, Thomas Hellberg and Per Oscarsson. Produced on behalf of the Swedish Civil Engineers' Association (24 min) * IMAGE GALLERY * * BIOTRAILERS * BIOTEASERS