AI Greta Garbo stars in commercial for Swedish industrial company SKF
Critics called the AI-assisted revival of dead actor Val Kilmer “ghost exploitation.” Now there’s also an AI version of Greta Garbo.
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Oscar expert: This is how it goes for Stellan Skarsgård tonight
Tonight, Stellan Skarsgård could become the first male Swedish actor to win an Oscar. The chance is there, says one of Hollywood's biggest Oscar experts. "I wouldn't rule it out," Pete Hammond tells TT.
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Watch Free Swedish Film Classics on YouTube via SF Studios Classics
SF Studios Classics is the name of the new YouTube channel, where viewers in Sweden and around the world can now watch classic Swedish films for free, according to a press release from SF Studios.
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Millesgården Reports Theft of Swedish Diva Costumes
Items and objects belonging to Swedish divorcées that were exhibited at Millesgården in Stockholm were stolen in connection with their return to their owners. Millesgården regrets the incident.
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Daniel Kehlmann Explores Hollywood's Fascination in New Novel
The film director Georg Wilhelm Pabst did not sympathize with – but still made a film for Goebbels. He ended up in a terrible place, but it's hard to say exactly when he went wrong, says author Daniel Kehlmann about his main character.
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This week's movies and series – agent favorite back
One of Netflix's biggest action successes is back and in cinemas reunites Tom Hanks and Robin Wright from "Forrest Gump". Here are this week's films and series.
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From Misery to Garbo Film for Lorna Tucker
When she was 15 years old, Lorna Tucker lived on the streets in London, took drugs, and prostituted herself. Soon three decades later, she is a acclaimed documentary filmmaker – now current with a film about Greta Garbo.
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Eleven Cultural Events to Look Forward to in 2025
Kikki Danielsson becomes theater, First Aid Kit meets the Radio Symphony Orchestra and Lukas Moodysson releases his first poetry collection in nearly two decades. Here are the cultural treats of 2025.
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