The SVT (Sweden’s public broadcaster) series “I Went Down to My Brother” is getting a second season, titled “We Went Up with Mother.” The new season, which continues the story of Jana Kippo, is also based on a novel by Karin Smirnoff.
TV & filmRepublican Senator Mitch McConnell returned to the US Congress on Monday after a long - and much-publicized - leave of absence.
World politicsOn the decision day in SVT's "Married at First Sight," all couples said yes to remaining married. But when the participants met again, big changes had occurred.
TV & filmFrom one day to the next, Tre Kronor captain Oliver Ekman-Larsson was benched - with a forced move in the works. The turbulence in Toronto almost hit him. "I'm glad I wasn't traded away," said the 34-year-old.
Ice hockeyShe plays the lead role in a historical drama about a movement focused on sexual abstinence. "Sex can turn people into confused, emotional monsters," Amanda Seyfried tells TT.
EntertainmentFrankenstein's Bride finally gets to have its say in cinemas, while Netflix releases the star-studded "Vladimir", partly directed by Josephine Bornebusch. Here are this week's films and series.
TV & filmThe world's oldest football tournament has been held since 1871. There have been many sensational moments in the English FA Cup, but few come close to Saturday's result. Macclesfield FC beat the reigning champions Crystal Palace 2-1.
FootballViolence, abuse and incest are on offer in a claustrophobic rural area when Karin Smirnoff's acclaimed novel "I Went Down to My Brother" becomes a miniseries on SVT. "This was one of the most demanding recordings I have ever done, both physically and mentally," says director Sanna Lenken.
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