Like most of the comedys that Sweden has produced during the last ten years, this is a bummer.

The story itself is to lame. The "I found money and I dont know what to do with it" genre is overplayed. The acting with this bad story makes it even worse (even though Agnes made some great roles).

It's a "meh"

I really liked the idea and enjoyed the movie the first hour. But the ending was so bad that I wondered if they even had finished the manuscript or just came up with some weird ideas while being drunk. Shame for ruining such a fun idea and what could have been a great movie.

If you want to waste one and a half hours on a movie that is just total rubbish, then go ahead and see it. But be aware that the story is totally stereotypical, unrealistic, unhumoristic, badly cast and full of plot holes. For instance, the lead character takes classes in Swedish to sound like an upper class guy, yet still manages to sound like an immigrant from the suburbs of Stockholm. He puts on blue colored contact lenses, as if that would change his entire appearance by magic. He (and lot of the other actors) do not give any kind of depth to the characters, they just fall flat. And the biggest plot hole is that he is not aware of the bills exchange (which Sweden did back in 2016) until there is only two weeks left, even though there were massive information campaigns about it in every media, in stores, banks, billboards... Well, everywhere, starting about six months prior to the actual exchange. But this guy must have been both deaf and blind to that fact...