Four Shades of Brown

(Dalarna)
- A patriarchal trotting legend and local hot shot dies alone in his huge mansion. But he still controls the destiny of his three sons and latest female companion, even in the way he plans to take his farewell: an oriental funeral party with all his secret former lovers.

(Hotellet)
- A well-dressed and seemingly well-behaved man and his wife receive his parents as guests at their hyper-hip beach hotel. But the travelling-magician parents disturb the carefully planned pretty picture, especially since they arrive with mother’s new Danish “Latin lover”, who boasts a lot of chest hair.

(Skåne)
- An eager father tries to spice up his teenage son’s interest in school by taking him along to his workplace: a pet crematorium. It gets hotter than he may have planned.

(Göteborg)
- Four strangers sign up for a cooking course. But under the prying eyes of a pseudo-psychological instructor, the four find themselves discussing anything but cooking. The instructor gets them to reveal the secrets they have been trying to hide all their life.

Killinggänget comprises director and co-scriptwriter Tomas Alfredson and the other members who both act and co-write: Jonas Inde, Robert Gustafsson, Andres Lokko, Martin Luuk, Johan Rheborg and Henrik Schyffert. In 1999 Killinggänget produced Four Little Films: A Little Film about Death, Gunnar Rehlin, Ben & Gunnar, and Screwed in Tallinn. The films were produced by and for Swedish Public Service Television (SVT), and were awarded the Golden Spire at the San Francisco International Film Festival and the Swedish Ikaros Prize for public service broadcasting.

Tomas Alfredson, director and scriptwriter in Killinggänget
Tomas was brought into the group in 1999 for the production of Four Little Films: A Little Film About Death; Gunnar Rehlin; Ben and Gunnar; and Screwed in Tallinn. The films were produced by and for Swedish Public Service Television (SVT), and won the Golden Spire (San Francisco International Film Festival) and the Swedish Ikaros Prize for public service broadcasting.
He has received attention for directing several TV drama series, and for the feature film Bert: The Last Virgin he was nominated as Best Director by the Swedish Film Institute.
Tomas is Killinggänget's best fish cook. He has an unsound interest in and knowledge about World War II.

Robert Gustafsson, scriptwriter and actor in Killinggänget
Robert is one of Sweden's most loved and popular comedy actors. He has been part of Killinggänget since its first production in 1991. Robert regularly performs in feature films, TV comedy series and on stage in Sweden's biggest theatres.
In Killinggänget he sometimes answers to the nickname Uncle Scrooge.

Jonas Inde, scriptwriter and actor in Killinggänget
Jonas has participated in most Killinggänget productions. As an 18-year-old he launched his heavy metal character Tommy Bohlin. Outside the group Jonas has done revue shows on stage and commercials for TV and cinema.
Jonas is one of Stockholm's greatest connoisseurs of well-produced country music and has Killinggänget's best-looking stomach.

Andres Lokko, scriptwriter and actor in Killinggänget
Andres is one of the group's original members and has contributed to every production since the start. Outside the group he is an entertainment critic, a columnist and a TV producer. He has just finalised working on MTV's coming series This is Our Music, planned to be screened in Scandinavia, Great Britain and Japan during spring 2004. His first novel, Revisionism, is due to published in August 2004.
Andres refers to himself as Ballongis and has written a list called “Lokko’s list”.

Martin Luuk, scriptwriter in Killinggänget
Martin has been a writer in all the group’s productions since its second production NileCity 105,5 in 1994. Outside the group, Martin writes the Swedish sub-titles for Dr Phil and Emmerdale. He recently published the noteworthy article My Divorce Settlement for international magaz