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24 articles available in total starting from 13/02/2003. Last article published on 16/01/2019.

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After the Millennium trilogy, Swedish films are back to normal

Two more Swedish premieres in 2010 than the year before were not enough to keep the market share above 30%: the 3.3 million tickets sold for 43 local releases took it to 20.8%, slightly under the...  

03/06/2011 | Box Office | Sweden

Local market share at record 32.7% in 2009

Thanks to the Millennium phenomenon, Swedish films had a record 32.7% share of the domestic market in 2009, the best ever registered since the Swedish Film Institute started recording cinema...  

05/03/2010 | Box Office | Sweden

2009 boasts best audiences figures ever

Final admissions figures are not available yet for 2009, but the data for January to November already show that Swedish films could register their best market share ever since the Swedish Film...  

22/12/2009 | Box Office | Sweden

First half of 2009 up by 27%

Driven by the exceptional performance of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, which pushed the market share for Swedish films up to 32.4%, total admissions in Sweden during the first six months of the...  

21/08/2009 | Box Office | Sweden

20% market share for local films

General admissions in Sweden increased by 1.5% in 2008, to 15.1 million, pushed upwards by studio tent poles such as Mamma Mia!, seen by a record 1.8m viewers. Swedish films, however, saw a 1.5%...  

30/01/2009 | Box Office | Sweden

Fewer Swedish films in 2007 but better results

Last year was a good year in Sweden for domestic films, which increased their market share by 1.3% to 21.1%, equal to 3.2m admissions. Nevertheless, overall admissions fell by 1% to 15.2m,...  

04/02/2008 | Box Office | Sweden

Andersson gets warm welcome at home

Back on the silver screen seven years after Songs from the Second Floor, Roy Andersson’s You, the Living took sixth place in the Swedish Top 10 last weekend, and admissions yesterday passed the...  

28/09/2007 | Box Office | Sweden/Denmark

Year off to uneven start

Following a very healthy first quarter of 2007, with a 35% market share for Swedish films and a drop of only 1% for total admissions year on year, cinema attendance has slid again by 31% in April...  

03/07/2007 | Box Office | Sweden

Two films in the Top 10

Finally, some good news for Swedish films! A local comedy, Göta Kanal 2-Kanalkampen and a quality arthouse film, Underbara Älskade (Wonderful Beloved) by Johan Brisinger, have managed to challenge...  

09/01/2007 | Box office | Sweden

Admissions for Swedish films up by 7%

Thanks to the Oscar nominated As it is in Heaven (Så som I himmelen), the biggest hit at Swedish the box office in 2004 representing 7% of all cinema tickets sold in Sweden, admissions for Swedish...  

22/02/2005 | Box office | Sweden

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