Synopsis

In 1965, The Rolling Stones had a concert in Malmo, Sweden. The band members - Keith Richards, Brian Jones, and Mick Jagger - stayed with Ola Strom, a member of the Swedish band, Gonks. At Ola’s, the band members of Gonks and Namelosers often partied with the Stones. This film starts with footage shot on 8mm during that summer. 40 years later, Tommy Hansson, singer of Namelosers, is divorced and unemployed yet still has passion for rock music. With his old band members, he performs for the 40th anniversary of club Bongo, where they used to have gigs. After the gig, an unfortunate fate takes away the band’s bassist, Christer Nilsson, and Hansson, though in deep grief, searches for a new job. Meanwhile, Ola Strom, once known for his handsome appearance and called ‘every woman’s dream’, now leads a lonely life looking after his badminton player son. Mona Overdal, a former model, was at the party in 1965 and fell in love with Brian Jones, but she stayed in Sweden and now works as a stewardess. If she had held on to her love with Brian Jones, would he still be alive? This film is a portrait of people who led a passionate life in the 1960s but now fade away at their life’s dusk.

Director

Magnus Gertten, Stefan Berg

Stefan Berg, born in 1957, is a rock musician and music video director. He has co-directed several documentaries with Magnus Gertten and Fredrik Gertten. Magnus Gertten worked as a journalist for television and radio and produced numerous acclaimed documentaries for Swedish National Television, some of which were released theatrically. He has primarily focused on stories about the city where he lives, such as the football team 'Malmo FF' in *True Blue* (1998) and *True Blue 2* (2002). He is currently working on a trilogy of dramatic life stories from Malmo from a historical perspective.