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Thanks to the Puss/Trust Me Facebook Page, here’s the English translation of the synopsis.

The Director of Darling, Johan Kling, is back with a comedy about sex, cleptomania, cheating, acne, alcohol, weight and intrigue. This Johan Kling 21st century version of a classic comedy is an elegant and easy amusement movie about human weaknesses and the right not to be perfect.

In a small alley in Stockholm, a group of ambitious young women run an amateur theatre led by the cool but sensitive director, Katja. A 48 hour-long series of intrigues and complications is started when the landlord sneaks around the theatre one night with a camera. Soon a forbidden love affair is revealed and at the same time a mysterious smell is spreading in the house. The circus begins when the authorities show up in the middle of it all.

In the movie “Puss”, two of the Skarsgård brothers, Alexander and Gustaf, work together for the first time. Alexander as a true Stockholm player while Gustaf plays an uninhibited Indie guy with hidden aggressions. The two brothers are accompanied by some of the leading “Darling” actors – Mikael Segerström as the evil landlord and Michelle Meadows as the theatre groups’ lazy diva. Susanne Thorson makes her feature film debut in the female lead role.

Johan Kling made his film debut with the critically appreciated drama, Darling. The movie was nominated in 6 categories by the Swedish movie academy, and was in 2010 appointed ” best movie in the 00′s” by the movie critic of Dagens Nyheter.