

Fifteen years after three teen girls became overnight celebrities in Sweden, two old friends attempt to make a film about their past.
Synopsis
Fifteen years after three teen girls became overnight celebrities in Sweden, two old friends attempt to make a film about their past.
Synopsis
In Akalla, a suburb of Stockholm, three teenage girls-Midi, Maxi, and Efti-rose to fame in 1991, capturing the attention of Sweden. Fifteen years later, two friends set out to document this cultural phenomenon. However, the former stars have lost touch and show little interest in revisiting their past. The film reflects the friends' struggle to reconcile their memories with the present, accompanied by the lyrics of "Bad Bad Boys," a song that encapsulates their nostalgia.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Midi, Maxi, and Efti's story from 1991.
- See the impact of fame on friendships.
- Find out what happened to Akalla's teen stars.
Did You Know
- Midi, Maxi, and Efti became celebrities in 1991.
- The film was released in 2011, fifteen years after the girls' fame.
- The documentary has a runtime of 23 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year did Midi, Maxi, and Efti become celebrities?
Midi, Maxi, and Efti became celebrities in 1991.
How long is the documentary 'I Like It Like It Was'?
The documentary has a duration of 23 minutes.
What is the name of the song by Midi, Maxi, and Efti mentioned in the documentary?
The song mentioned is 'Bad Bad Boys'.
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