
Midsommar
An American student, still reeling from her family's tragic murder-suicide, joins her boyfriend and his friends at a remote Swedish commune for a once-in-a-lifetime midsummer festival, where dark secrets and haunting visions threaten to unravel them all.
“Let the festivities begin.”
Synopsis
A group of friends travel to Sweden to study as anthropologists a summer festival that occurs every ninety years in the remote hometown of one of them. What begins as a dreamlike vacation in a place where the sun never sets gradually turns into a dark nightmare as the enigmatic inhabitants invite them to participate in their unsettling festive activities.
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Edited by Lucian JohnstonShot by Pawel PogorzelskiScored by Bobby KrlicDesigned by Henrik Svensson
Box Office
2019 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 5.4× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$48.5M
US & Canada: $27.4M — 57% of worldwide · International: $21.1M (43%)
Opening weekend: $4.3M — 16% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $4.3M — 16% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,585 theaters
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- Midsommar - Il villaggio dei dannatiit
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46 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
26Mats Blomgren
as Odd
Lars Varinger
as Stev
Anna Astrom
as Karin
Hampus Hallberg
as Ingemar
Liv Mjones
as Ulla
Louise Peterhoff
as Hanna
Katarina Weidhagen
as Ylva
Bjorn Andresen
as Dan
Tomas Engstrom
as Jarl
Dag Andersson
as Sven
Lennart R Svensson
as Mats
Anders Beckman
as Arne
Rebecka Johnston
as Ulrika
Tove Skeidsvoll
as Majvor
Anders Back
as Valentin
Anki Larsson
as Irma
Levente Puczko Smith
as Ruben
Frans Cavallin Rosengarten
as Bror
Vilmos Kolba
as Elder
Mihaly Kaszas
as Torbjörn
Gabi Fon
as Dani's Mother
Zsolt Bojari
as Dani's Father
Klaudia Csanyi
as Terri
Anna Berentzen
as Pizza Waitress
Austin R Grant
as Hipster Guy
Ari Aster
as Podcast on Mark's Phone (voice) (uncredited)
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