The 101-Year-Old Man Who Skipped Out on the Bill and Disappeared [+lire aussi :
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In the Nice FLX Pictures production, which Walt Disney Sweden will launch on 25 December, Robert Gustafsson stars with Colin McFarlane and Caroline Boulton in Herngren’s script, this time to be directed with his brother, Måns Herngren. In the film, Allan Karlsson (Gustafsson) is spending time in Bali with his friend Julius; they are slightly restless, but drinking the “folk soda” puts a real spring in the old guys' steps.

Swedish actress-director Pernilla August will premiere her second directorial effort, A Serious Game [+lire aussi :
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On 30 September, Swedish director Johan Brisinger will open I Love You – A Divorce Comedy [+lire aussi :
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Meanwhile, Swedish director Ulf Malmros has directed My Future Love [+lire aussi :
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The 2016 autumn season also includes new features by Daniel di Grado, Maria Blom and Christian Ryltenius, Anders Wahlgren, Kasper Collin, Maria Bäck, Johannes Nyholm, Sara Jordenö, Mauri C Chifflét and Martin Sandin, Dani Kouyaté, Mats Lindberg, Ivica Zubak, Jacob Bak Ley, Catti Edfeldt and Lena Hanno Clyne, Ahang Bashi, Cecilia Actis and Mia Hulterstam, Sara Broos, John Tornblad, and Petter Lennstrand.