Gringa stars the Swedish actress Gunilla Röör and the Peruvian musician/actor Nivardo Carillo in the lead roles.

From the reviews:
“Equipped with protecting angels and dressed as a Midnight Cowboy (even Gringa’s leading theme reminds you of that movie) Manuel starts hitting on the blond tourists around the square Plaza de Armas… Gringa has a good main story and good actors, and the supernatural elements work well…”
SvD Jeanette Gentele

“.. a good little story about male fortune hunters in the third world and European dreams…scenes like when Manuel sells his tape recorder…on the market and drinks up the money with other destitudes in a bar, or the scenes showing the fellowship between the Gigolos, have a surprising freshness, melancholi and nakedness.”
DN Kerstin Gezelius

“Being one of the best actresses of her generation one sometime wonders why Gunilla Röör isn’t seen more often on the white screen…”
AFTONBLADET Jan-Olov Andersson

The lead actor Nivardo Carrillo visited Stockholm in May - June and gave concerts and performaces.

Nivardo Carrillo is a well-known actor and musician in Peru. He and his band held a well visited concert at Åsö Gymansium on May 29 and he took part in the Sun Festival, Inti Raymi for which he was invited by the cultural association Casa Peru-Suecia. The festival was held for the second time and took place at Rålambshovsparken on June 20.

Gringa runs on Video on Demand site Voddler.com which transmits to Sweden, Norway, Demark and Finland.

Gringa only one klick away from you on Voddler.com from the 17th of December whereever you are in Scandinavia!

Gringa is soon available on a DVD and VOD close to you!

Gringa stars the Swedish actress Gunilla Röör and the Peruvian musician/actor Nivardo Carillo in the lead roles.

From the reviews:
“Equipped with protecting angels and dressed as a Midnight Cowboy (even Gringa’s leading theme reminds you of that movie) Manuel starts hitting on the blond tourists around the square Plaza de Armas… Gringa has a good main story and good actors, and the supernatural elements work well…”
SvD Jeanette Gentele

“.. a good little story about male fortune hunters in the third world and European dreams…scenes like when Manuel sells his tape recorder…on the market and drinks up the money with other destitudes in a bar, or the scenes showing the fellowship between the Gigolos, have a surprising freshness, melancholi and nakedness.”
DN Kerstin Gezelius

“Being one of the best actresses of her generation one sometime wonders why Gunilla Röör isn’t seen more often on the white screen…”
AFTONBLADET Jan-Olov Andersson