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A Rational Solution (original title: Det enda rationella) is a Swedish drama from 2009 directed by Jörgen Bergmark.
The film received the Georges Delerue Award for Best Soundtrack/Sound Design at Film Fest Gent in 2009.
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Erland is working in a paper mill in a small industrial town together with his best friend Sven-Erik. In his spare time he is, together with his wife May, running a school of marriage which is an evening discussion group at the local church. At a party Erland is overcome by a strong attraction and soon begins a love affair with Sven-Erik’s new wife Karin. Erland’s rational solution is that the four of them should sit down and discuss the situation. They decide that Sven-Erik and Karin should move in with Erland and May. Furthermore they set up 10 rules for their new life together. This experiment really puts them to test and threaten to plunge them all into the abyss.[1]