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This 2003 Swedish film by director Lukas Moodysson is a fast-paced tale of love and drug addiction. The protagonist, Christian is a 17-year old who starts abusing cocaine with his friends in an attempt to fit in, but soon falls in love with drug dealer Tove. Christian's parents are worried about their son's behavior and try to help Christian get clean, but when the treatment fails Christian moves back in with his grandparents. There he meets Mona, an older woman with a heart condition who helps him cope with the ups and downs of his life... to be continued... An international co-production between Swedish Film Institute, France 2 Cinéma, Nordic Film & TV Fund and Royal National Theatre of Denmark, "Bride" tells the story of two women tied together by an enormous love of the theatre. One is young, fresh and talented while the other is old, professional and bent on destroying both her career and the happiness of her protégée. An international cast are portraying these two female counterparts struggling to survive in this industry dominated by men. The film also stars Anthony Head (Dr Who) as Roderick Spodeoza who runs London’s most prestigious theatre company producing challenging contemporary fiction. Awards: The film was premiered at Gothenburg Film Festival and received a wide release in the beginning of January 2007. "Bride" has been sold to more than 20 countries worldwide. It has won several awards, including the audience award at the Gothenburg Film Festival and a special recognition for acting from the Stockholm International Film Festival. "Bride" was nominated for four Guldbagge Awards, Sweden’s version of the Oscars, including best film of 2006. The film has been nominated for four Amanda Awards, including best director of a film, best actress and two nominations in the category of best screenplay nomination. The film was produced by Dino De Laurentiis Cinemas with the financial backing of "Banca di Terrazi" (loan of Terrazi Tower) and the Swedish Film Institute. The international cast and crew were also supported by grants from Telefilm Canada, Nordic Film & TV Fund and the Scandinavia Screen Project. Director: Lukas Moodysson Character: Jean-Baptiste, Jenny "21 Grammes (2003)" (aka "Teenage Drug Addicts") is a Swedish film directed by Lukas Moodysson. The film stars David Strathairn, Lotta Losten and Fredrik Schyffert. It is a story about a teenage boy named Christian, who is well-liked, popular and has a bright future. Christian gets expelled from school and thinks that he can fall back on his father for support, but his father has just been fired from his job as a math teacher. Everyone is afraid of telling Christian's old man because he might drink too much. Christian starts doing cocaine with his friends at the same time as falling in love with a cocaine dealer named Tove. He soon discovers how difficult it is to have a relationship with Tove – because she doesn't have the same values as him, and his friends think that she's shallow for that for thinking only about having fun. cfa1e77820