Aldri annet enn bråk (1954)
Release Year: 1954
Nation: Norway
Alternative Title: N/A
Director: Edith Carlmar
Writer: Martha Sandwall-Bergström
Production & Genre
Story
The Bråten family lives in a cramped, one-room apartment with a kitchen in the suburbs of Oslo, sharing the space between six members - parents and five children. The family is constantly in turmoil, with the children often misbehaving, much to the chagrin of their neighbors who frequently remark, 'Never anything else but trouble'. The eldest daughter, Maiken, wants to move out at age 16, while her younger brother Sverre gets into trouble for car theft at age 14. The parents struggle to keep their family together amidst the chaos.
Summary
Directed by Edith Carlmar in 1954, 'Aldri annet enn bråk' is a Norwegian comedy-drama that offers a candid portrayal of family life in post-war Oslo. Set against the backdrop of housing shortages and societal expectations, the film explores themes of teenage rebellion, parental stress, and community disapproval. Despite its comedic elements, it also delves into deeper issues of family dynamics and the struggles of raising children in challenging circumstances.
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