Hon Dansade En Sommar


1h 35m 1952

Brief Synopsis

Student Göran is vacationing on his uncle's farm. On the first night he meets the 17-year old Kerstin, who lives on a farm nearby. The young people in the area are trying to organise a youth club. The priest refuses to help them but Göran's uncle let them use an old barn of his. Göran and Kerstin fall in love with each other, but neither Kerstin's relatives or Göran's father gives their consent to the relationship.

Film Details

Also Known As
Elle n'a dansé qu'un seul été, One Summer of Happiness
Genre
Romance
Release Date
1952

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 35m
Sound
Mono
Color
Black and White
Theatrical Aspect Ratio
1.37 : 1

Synopsis

Student Göran is vacationing on his uncle's farm. On the first night he meets the 17-year old Kerstin, who lives on a farm nearby. The young people in the area are trying to organise a youth club. The priest refuses to help them but Göran's uncle let them use an old barn of his. Göran and Kerstin fall in love with each other, but neither Kerstin's relatives or Göran's father gives their consent to the relationship.

Film Details

Also Known As
Elle n'a dansé qu'un seul été, One Summer of Happiness
Genre
Romance
Release Date
1952

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 35m
Sound
Mono
Color
Black and White
Theatrical Aspect Ratio
1.37 : 1

Quotes

Trivia

This film was mentioned by a 1954 Memorandum of the New York State Education Department, written with regard to New York State Law 1954, Chapter 620, which added definitions of "immoral" and "incite to crime" for motion picture censorship purposes. The Memorandum cited this film as an example of a film about which the ED's Motion Picture Division had been "beset with inquiries and applications for reconsideration of motion pictures which heretofore have been regarded as contrary to the present provisions of the statute." It stated that One Summer of Happiness "contains a scene where a boy, nineteen, and a girl, seventeen, spending a vacation together, swim and embrace in the nude."