SVT’s We at Saltkråkan to return as feature film
SVT's new version of "We at Saltkråkan" will be a feature film.
TV & filmSVT's new version of "We at Saltkråkan" will be a feature film.
TV & filmA large climate demonstration went through Stockholm on Thursday. This time it was not the young, but the old, who stood out in the crowd. "I feel sadness. There is a risk that the grandchildren will have a very complicated world to take care of," says 78-year-old Lena.
SwedenFour captains instead of just one. But most evidence suggests Stina Blackstenius will wear the captain's armband in the World Cup qualifier against Denmark tonight. "I'll just try to be who I am," she says ahead of her 127th international match.
FootballStina Blackstenius will captain Sweden in the World Cup qualifier against Denmark on Tuesday - if she starts. Meanwhile, Rosa Kafaji is ready to take over Kosovare Asllani's playing position. "I've been ready for a couple of years now," says the 22-year-old.
FootballArsenal were forced to turn off comments after the club featured Smilla Holmberg on their channels. The 19-year-old international talent said she barely noticed what was happening. "I was just proud to have been there," she said.
SportsStina Blackstenius returns to the national team ahead of Saturday's World Cup qualifier away to Serbia. "This gives us additional offensive punch," says women's national football team captain Tony Gustavsson.
FootballThis spring, the Riksteatern will launch the late playwright Stina Oscarson's last theatre project. "Uppdrag Holgersson" brings together Sweden's largest ensemble to give voice to today's Sweden. The play's form is unique, says director Astrid Menasanch Tobieson.
EntertainmentAlmost 60 years later, Uncle Melker, Malin and Tjorven return to the TV screen – on Friday, "Vi på Saltkråkan" premieres on SVT. The original has become a national treasure over time, but can a new version measure up to the classic?
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