In the Swedish village, Ingemar's life unravels amid an endless hot summer. A sudden miracle puts him in the spotlight and forces him to confront his past. Directed by Hans Holem, the comedy‑drama runs 109 minutes and is shown in Swedish with Hebrew and English subtitles.
Drama set in the heart of a small, pastoral village in Sweden, portraying tiny, irritable, and measured lives. The relationship with his father has deteriorated in recent years, his neighbor never stops annoying him, and it seems the only things he still cares about are the roses of his late wife that grow peacefully in the yard.
When the hottest and driest summer ever recorded in the village drags on, Ingemar Gar finds himself in the spotlight when a true miracle (or sheer coincidence) lands in his lap. Will this angry old man change the world?
“Let it Rain” is the new film by Hans Holman, creator of the hit A Man and His Name Is Ova. It delivers a funny and surprising comedy about miracles, a return to life, and hope.