Rolf G. Ekroth

Stig Manner lives a rough and unglamorous life buying and selling things to flea markets. It is a continuous struggle to manage from day to day. His bohemian friend, the wandering singer Janos, prefers to live free of all the demands of society, but is there to help him out. Stig believes that Janos is a great undiscovered talent and decides that the way out of his situation is by marketing Janos as a brilliant new artist, by which both of them can be successful. Janos isn’t quite as enthusiastic about Stig’s high-flying plans, but does his best to keep Stig’s burning enthusiasm alive. All of a sudden Stig is reminded of his past, something which may change everything.

Sven-Olof wakes up by the bell on his door. His neighbors are moving and they can't bring the fish. Sven-Olof and his new fish Rebecca Ruben comes along well. But he feels that she doesn't belong in a bowl. So he takes her on an adventure.