Swedish cult classics vol. 2, six films (3-disc)

SEX! VIOLENCE! HUMOR! GANGSTERS! WILD WEST!

EXPERIENCE SIX SUPER CULT SWEDISH FILMS!

Finally it's here! The sequel to the best-selling Swedish cult classic. Studio S once again presents six cult films that go far beyond the framework of Swedish film. In volume 2 we have collected a wild west (yes, you read that right, a Swedish wild west!), a rock-hard drug scramble with Ernst-Hugo and Sven-Bertil, two sexy export successes and a wildly leaping crazy Jarl Kulle in top form! Add to that a wedding comedy with pretty much all the blue-yellow 70s stars and you have almost ten astonishing hours of "What the hell is going on now?!" exclamations in front of you!

WILD WEST STORY (1964) Carl-Gustaf Lindstedt is our own John Wayne in this gunpowder-scented western filmed on the prairie in Solna outside Stockholm. By Börje Nyberg with Lena Granhagen, Carli Tornehave and Gerald Mohr.

HOT SNOW (1968) Hard-hitting thriller of an international nature where a gullible racing driver smuggles drugs for an intellectual and ruthless gangster. By Torbjörn Axelman with Sven-Bertil Taube, Grynet Molvig and Ernst-Hugo Järegård.

FANNY HILL (1968) Huge export success about a young girl from the country who arrives in beautiful Stockholm and jumps into bed with a handful of men. By Mac Ahlberg with Diana Kjaer, Keve Hjelm and Hans Ernback.

THE WEDDING (1973) A grand and flamboyant ensemble comedy about a wedding party that completely collapses and where the stars stand like sticks in the sky. By Janne Halldoff with Hans Klinga, Beatrice Järås, Sickan Carlsson, Annalisa Ericsson and many more.

WHITE CARNATION (1974) Jarl Kulle directs himself in the role of a sybarite who lives lavishly above his means. Look out for Tomas Ledin as a young free church singer! Also starring Eva Bysing, Margaretha Krook and Siv Ericks.

AROUND THE WORLD WITH FANNY HILL (1975) English-language sequel where Fanny and her friend Monica wallow among men around the world. Filmed in Sweden, West Germany, Hong Kong, Italy and the USA. By Mac Ahlberg with Shirley Corrigan, Gaby Fuchs and Bo Brundin.