The Summer Wind Blows_
Claus, an unhappy 28 year old Norwegian insurance company employee quits his job in Oslo and heads for Sweden in order to figure out who he really is. In his travels he meets and falls in love with Liss, a liberated small town woman, but they both have trouble considering a long-term commitment which will curtail their treasured freedom. After separating, Claus heads north and joins a surveying team, where he finds himself attracted to a country girl. Will the big city boy settle down in the rugged wilds of the Northlands, or will he return to the south and negotiate a commitment to Liss.
Starring
Margit Carlqvist, Lars Nordrum, Edvin Adolphson
Updated Feb 16, 2026
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Year context
The Summer Wind Blows was released 71 years ago in 1955.
Overview
Claus, an unhappy 28 year old Norwegian insurance company employee quits his job in Oslo and heads for Sweden in order to figure out who he really is. In his...
The Summer Wind Blows is a Romance, Drama film with a runtime of 1h 30m.
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What is The Summer Wind Blows about?
Claus, an unhappy 28 year old Norwegian insurance company employee quits his job in Oslo and heads for Sweden in order to figure out who he really is. In his travels he meets and falls in love with Liss, a liberated small town woman, but they both have trouble considering a long-term commitment which will curtail their treasured freedom. After separating, Claus heads north and joins a surveying team, where he finds himself attracted to a country girl. Will the big city boy settle down in the rugged wilds of the Northlands, or will he return to the south and negotiate a commitment to Liss.
How long is The Summer Wind Blows?
The Summer Wind Blows has a runtime of 90 minutes (1h 30m).
Who stars in The Summer Wind Blows?
The cast of The Summer Wind Blows includes Margit Carlqvist, Lars Nordrum, Edvin Adolphson, Sigge Fürst, Douglas Håge.
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Romance
Drama
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