Sweden 1574 articles available in total starting from 21/08/2002. Last article published on 02/09/2025. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 82 83 [84] 85 86 ... 156 157 158 next Interview: Thomas Vinterberg • Director“I had to learn how to navigate human behaviour”BERLIN 2016: In his latest film, The Commune, Danish writer-director Thomas Vinterberg explores the experience of growing up in this particular living arrangement 25/02/2016Interview: Tomasz Wasilewski • Director“Communism is one of the worst things that happened to the world”BERLIN 2016: First-time Berlinale competitor Tomasz Wasilewski discusses his Best Script-awarded film United States of Love, the plights of communism and the importance of women 22/02/2016Svensk Filmindustri adds to English-language thrillersWith Easy Money and Ibiza: The White Island already in development, Swedish major Svensk Filmindustri is also starting work on Babak Najafi’s The Horizon Line 22/02/2016 | Production | SwedenTwo films saved the local market share in Sweden’s cinemasHelena Bergström’s A Holy Mess and Hannes Holm’s A Man Called Ove helped domestic releases to reach 3.4 million admissions 25/01/2016 | Box office | SwedenA strong 2016 opening for Sweden’s Film VästThe Swedish regional film centre in Trollhättan has dropped the “i” in its name after 15 years and 450 co-productions 22/01/2016 | Industry | SwedenMikael Persbrandt no longer Beck’s sidekick GunvaldThe Swedish actor, soon to be seen in three international features, leaves the Beck TV series after almost 20 years 21/01/2016 | People | SwedenSwedish film The Yard selected for the BerlinaleMåns Månsson’s The Yard will have its international premiere in the Forum at the Berlin International Film Festival 20/01/2016 | Berlinale 2016 | SwedenDrifters drifts away with five GuldbaggesPeter Grönlund’s feature debut collected the most prizes, but Magnus von Horn’s The Here After won for both Best Film and Best Director 19/01/2016 | Awards | SwedenPernilla August’s A Serious Game to premiere at a Berlinale GalaThe Swedish actress-director returns to Berlin with her second feature as a director, an adaptation of Hjalmar Söderberg’s 1912 love story 18/01/2016 | Berlinale 2016 | SwedenSiv Sleeps Astray, but will wake up for the BerlinaleCatti Edfeldt and Lena Hanno Clyne’s new film will have its world premiere at Berlin, while Rasmus A Sivertsen’s The Big Cheese Race has taken 370,000 local admissions 14/01/2016 | Berlinale 2016 | Sweden/Norway previous page: 1 2 3 ... 82 83 [84] 85 86 ... 156 157 158 next