You, the Living wins Best Film Guldbagge
by Annika Pham
Roy Andersson and his tragicomedy about humankind, You, the Living [+see also:
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The most nominated film, Johan Kling’s Darling [+see also:
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The Swedish blockbuster Arn: The Knight Templar [+see also:
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The 2008 Guldbagge jury included Pernilla August, Katinka Faragó, Maaret Koskinen, Nils Petter Sundgren, Vinca Wiedemann, Jonas Åkerlund and chairman Eva Swartz.
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