Rex regi rebellis

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Rex regi rebellis
Directed by	Jimi Wikström
Produced by	Ulf Norström, Robert P. Olsson and Jimi Wikström
Written by	Jimi Wikström
Starring	Kaj Stenberg, Robert P. Olsson, Robert Johansson
Music by	Poweranimal
Distributed by	BigBellyFilm
Release date(s)	july 2003
Running time	29 min
Language	Swedish
Budget	10'000 sek (SWE)
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Rex regi rebellis is a 2003 black comedy directed by Jimi Wikström, and starring Kaj Stenberg, Robert P. Olsson and Robert Johansson. Produced and distributed by BigBellyFilm.

1 Plot
2 Trivia
3 Cast
4 External links

[edit] Plot

For some people in our big world is just hard to exist. Klark is one of these people. He is has an underpaid totally lame work, he has a mean boss, rotten co-workers and a lousy car. One day he is fired and then he just take a stand. He will not take this crap any more. Klark becomes a man he never thought he could be. He is now about to avenge his situation.

[edit] Trivia

"Rex regi rebellis" is latin and means "the king is rebellious towards the king" or "you are your own enemy".

One of the producers, Ulf Norström, found the name for the movie, in a dictionary.

The first person that was ask to play the roll of Klark Klarhagen was Björn-Erik Karlsson.

There are two kings standing on a chessboard in the dream sequences. They are referring to the title of the movie, "Rex regi rebellis" (the king is rebellious towards the king).