A star-studded ensemble including Gizem Erdogan, Livia Millhagen, Johan Ulveson, Emma Broomé and Rolf Lassgård bring the roles to life in Swedish Radio’s new interpretation of Maria Gripe’s “The Glassblowers’ Children.”
EntertainmentJosephine Bornebusch felt the need to make a really funny film after working on several dark dramas. Her new Netflix comedy, “The Storm,” is pure slapstick. “I wanted to make a modern farce,” says the director.
TV & filmGustav Lindh and Gizem Erdogan play Hamlet and Ophelia at Elverket in Stockholm this autumn. The play's play is set up as an artistic power demonstration and a kind of protest against Dramaten now being forced to leave the stage.
EntertainmentOne of Sweden's most popular book series for children and young people is becoming a film. The animated "Handbook for Superheroes" gets its cinema premiere on Christmas Day.
TV & filmA drama about sex wins Berlin film festival's finest prize the Golden Bear. The prize goes to the Norwegian Dag Johan Haugerud. My film is called "Dreams" and this is more than I could have dreamed of, said Haugerud when he received the prize.
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