Sweden (The article continues below - Commercial information) 1419 articles available in total starting from 21/08/2002. Last article published on 19/04/2024. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 94 95 [96] 97 98 ... 140 141 142 next Dardenne Brothers travel north for Fårö’s Bergman WeekThe Belgian directors, whose latest film won them yet another prize at Cannes, will discuss Bergman and their own work on the small Baltic island 27/03/2012 | Events | SwedenA Royal AffairRomance, intrigue, and tragedy in the Danish court in a time of struggle between progressives and conservatives. Best Actor and Best Screenplay in Berlin. 20/03/2012 | Films | ReviewsInterview: Nikolaj Arcel • Director“I am mostly proud that we didn't fail”The Danish director talks about leaving the present for an 18th-century love and political drama. 20/03/2012Leandersson and Hiort af Ornäs to catch Norlin's TendernessBacked by the Stockholm Film Festival's prize for new women film-makers, Swedish director Sofia Norlin starts her debut feature this week 15/03/2012 | Production | SwedenEven Easy Money must end - number three is starting nowSwedish director Jens Jonsson will conclude the trilogy from Swedish lawyer-turned-author Jens Lapidus’s 'Stockholm Noir' novels 01/03/2012 | Production | SwedenThree Swedes threatened by USIn TPB AFK, Swedish director Simon Klose tells the story of Gotfrid Swartholm Warg, Peter Sunde and Fredrik Neij – the founders of Pirate Bay 29/02/2012 | Production | SwedenSwedish actor and Bergman favourite Erland Josephson dies at 88Erland Josephson collaborated with his life-time friend Ingmar Bergman on 40 films and plays, but also worked with Cavani, Makavejev, Kaufman, Tarkovsky – and on his own 27/02/2012 | Obituary | SwedenNew international chief in Göteborg and 99.6% of audience 'will return'”2012 will be a great year for Scandinavian film worldwide,” said Nordic Film Market director Cia Edström, as Sweden’s Göteborg International Film Festival – the largest showcase in Scandinavia –... 22/02/2012 | Festivals | SwedenPetersen goes biographical in engaging AvalonThe winner of the Discovery FIPRESCI prize at the Toronto International Film Festival, Axel Petersen’s Avalon is an engaging film about terribly repulsive characters. In a word, as Scandinavian as... 17/02/2012 | Berlinale 2012 | Forum/SwedenDavies to sing Sunset SongVeteran British filmmaker Terence Davies (pictured - The Deep Blue Sea) is all set to begin his dream project, an adaptation of classic Scottish novel Sunset Song. Lewis Grassic Gibbon’s 1932... 17/02/2012 | Production | UK/Sweden previous page: 1 2 3 ... 94 95 [96] 97 98 ... 140 141 142 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)