Life Goes On

Year: 1941

Runtime: 84 mins

Language: Swedish

DramaRomance

After years serving with the French army in Africa, Swedish officer Mikael Bourg returns home to recover from malaria. He reconnects with his son, a university student who prefers frat parties over his banking career, disappointing his father. A chance meeting with librarian Ebba Garland revives his spirits and offers a distraction from his illness.

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