Vår tid är nu (en: Our Time is årtidäNow - English translation; The Restaurant - English title) is a Swedish historical drama series with 32 episodes divided into four seasons. The first season premiered at SVT on 2 October 2017, and the second season premiered on 1 October 2018. The third season premiered on 28 October 2019, while the fourth season, bridging gaps that occurred in the storyline between Seasons 1 and 2, was released on 25 December 2020.

Synopsis

In 1945, the middle-class Löwander family - siblings Gustaf, Peter and Nina and mother Helga - run one of Stockholm's most popular restaurants, Djurgårdskällaren, when the Second World War ends. Eldest son Gustaf has taken the establishment through the war years and wants to run the business as it always looked, while sister Nina falls in love with the kitchen boy Calle with a working-class background and welcomes the new spirit of the times. Middle son Peter returns to the capital from a refugee camp where he has worked during the war years and soon realizes that the family business is in trouble. At the same time, mother Helga, through kitchen manager Stig "Stickan" Backe, still has an eagle eye on the business. In the dining room, the Löwander family houses the faithful servant, butler "Bellan" Roos. The series revolves around Nina and Calle's turbulent relationship, the efforts to maintain and develop the restaurant and the personal struggles of both its management, staff and the multiple generations of the Löwander family, while covering the changes occurring in post-war Sweden until the 1970s.

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Cast

Hedda Stiernstedt – Nina Löwander

Charlie Gustafsson – Calle Svensson

:sv:Mattias Nordkvist – Gustaf Löwander

Adam Lundgren – Peter Löwander

Suzanne Reuter – Helga Löwander

Josefin Neldén – Margareta "Maggan" Nilsson

Peter Dalle – Stig "Stickan" Backe

Simone Coppo - Angelo

Julia Heveus – Christina Rehnskiöld

Hedda Rehnberg – Suzanne Goldstein

Hannes Meidal – Philippe Goldstein

Karin Franz Körlof – Lilly Lindström

Anna Bjelkerud – Ethel Jonsson

Göran Ragnerstam – Kurt Ragnarsson

Rasmus Troedsson – "Bellan" Roos

Malin Persson – Sonja Persson

Ida Engvoll – Ester Swärd

Timo Nieminen – Anders

Hannes Fohlin – Erik Rehnsköld

Philip Kuub Olsen – Arvid Löwander

Björn Granath – August Drugge "Generalen" Marika Lindström – Blancheflor Drugge Lars Väringer – Kreditindrivare Linda Molin – Agnes Michael Petersson – Tage Erlander Evin Ahmad – Carmen

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References

External links

2017 Swedish television series debuts

Sveriges Television original programming

Swedish drama television series

Television series set in the 20th century

Television shows set in Stockholm

Swedish-language television shows

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