The film follows Ingmar, an irascible elderly man living in a pastoral Swedish village. His relationship with his daughter deteriorates, and he seems to care only about the roses of his late wife. When an unusually hot and dry summer persists, Ingmar finds himself at the center of attention when either a real miracle or sheer coincidence falls into his lap. The film is a hilarious and surprising comedy about miracles, returning to life, and hope.
Let It Rain (Yehi Geshem)
In the heart of a small, pastoral village in Sweden, lives are small, irritable, and measured. His relationship with his daughter has deteriorated over the years, his neighbor constantly annoys him, and it seems the only things he still cares about are the roses of his late wife, which grow peacefully in the yard. As the hottest and driest summer ever lasts and lasts in the village, Ingmar finds himself in the spotlight when a real miracle (or absolute coincidence) falls into his lap. Is this angry old man going to change the world? The new film by Hans Holm, responsible for the hit "A Man Called Ove," brings here a funny and surprising comedy about miracles, returning to life, and hope…