Together = Tillsammans
(DVD) 

Special features: Container states original theatrical trailer is included, however disc does not offer original theatrical trailer as a selection on the menu screen.

Foto, Ulf Brantas ; klippning, Michal Leszczylowski, Fredrik Abrahamsen ; scenografi, Carl Johan De Geer ; kostym, Mette Möller.

Lisa Lindgren (Elisabeth), Michael Nyqvist (Rolf), Emma Samuelsson (Eva), Sam Kessel (Stefan), Gustaf Hammarsten (Göran), Anja Lundqvist (Lena), Jessica Liedberg (Anna), Ola Norell (Lasse), Axel Zuber (Tet), Shanti Roney (Klas), Olle Sarri (Erik), Cecilia Frode (Signe), Lars Frode (Sigvard), Emil Moodysson (Måne), Henrik Lundström (Fredrik), Therese Brunnander (Margit), Claes hartelius (Ragnar), Sten Ljunggren (Birger).

Originally produced as a Swedish motion picture in 2000.

Tillsammans, ('Together' in English), is a commune in the heart of Stockholm, still going strong in 1975, long after most members of youth culture have abandoned their notions of free love, harmoniously integrated extended families, and naive political idealism in favor of jobs, discos, and TV sitcoms. The commune's 'leader' is sweet, conflict-avoiding Goran. The arrival of his conventional, middle-class sister Elisabeth, (towing 10-year-old Stefan and shy, awkward 13-year-old Eva) disrupts the fragile ecosystem of the commune. The commune also has to deal with Elisabeth's abusive alcoholic husband Rolf, who is a jerk, but somewhat redeemed by his discovery that being separated from his family is painful. Meanwhile, Stefan and Eva's bourgeois attitudes infect the other children with the longing for the evils of television, meat, and new clothes. 'Together' may have set ideals for themselves too lofty for any human to achieve, yet great value lies in their attempt to enact a principle of ancient vintage: the one that says an unexamined life is not worth living.

MPAA Rating: Rated R for nudity, sexuality, and language.

DVD; Region 1, NTSC; Dolby Digital stereo surround; widescreen presentation preserving the 1.85:1 aspect ratio of the original theatrical release; enhanced for 16:9 televisions.

In Swedish with optional subtitles in English or Spanish; closed-captioned in English.