Solsidan(2010)

Archived · TV4

7.9
S09
DramaComedy
ON AIR: OCT 1Season 9Archived listing

What to Expect

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Solsidan turns dinners, parties and school-run small talk into dry comic trouble. An oversharing neighbor or a well-meaning blunder can turn a minor slight into a full-blown embarrassment, especially when everyone is trying to remain polite. Dialogue and uncomfortable pauses do more of the work than big set pieces, catching the irritation behind a smile and the status anxiety beneath an ordinary conversation.

Couples, friends and in-laws have to keep dealing with one another after each awkward exchange. In Saltsjöbaden’s wealthy seaside surroundings, renovations and social gatherings offer fresh opportunities to compare, offend and misunderstand. Short, self-contained situations give these everyday frictions room to escalate without losing the comedy’s light, observational tone.

Best for

cringe comedy, class satire and Drama

Story lane

Drama and Comedy

Commitment

Season 9

Where

TV4

Official Premise

Swedish comedy about families living in the upscale Stockholm suburb of Saltsjöbaden.

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