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  • Collage of four film scenes: two people outdoors, a woman with a reindeer, a knight in a room, and a shrimp in a wheelchair.

    Strong Swedish Presence in Toronto

    Amanda Kernell's Brace Your Heart and Lars Vega's debut feature Arne Goes To Space will celebrate their world premieres at the 51st Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) in the Platform and Discovery programmes, respectively.

  • Adult Supervision Is Sweden’s Oscar Submission

    Alex Schulman’s Adult Supervision, starring Gustaf Skarsgård, Fares Fares and Linus Wahlgren, has been selected as Sweden’s official submission for the International Feature Film category at the 99th Academy Awards, the Swedish Film Institute’s Oscar Committee announced today at Filmhuset in Stockholm.

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  • Sweden’s Oscar Submission: Three Finalists

    The Swedish Film Institute’s Oscar Committee has selected three finalists for Sweden’s official submission to the Academy Awards in the Best International Feature Film category: Adult Supervision by Alex Schulman, Brace Your Heart by Amanda Kernell and Bloody Men by Jens Sjögren.

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  • World Premiere in Toronto for Lars Vega’s Arne Goes To Space

    Lars Vega’s debut feature Arne Goes To Space will have its world premiere in the Discovery programme at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). The selection marks a strong Swedish presence at one of the world’s leading film festivals, following yesterday’s announcement that Amanda Kernell’s Brace Your Heart has been selected for the Platform programme.

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  • Troell, Nelson and Swanström at Il Cinema Ritrovato

    Newly restored 4K versions of Jan Troell’s classics The Emigrants (Utvandrarna, 1971) and The New Land (Nybyggarna, 1972) will be screened at the 40th edition of Il Cinema Ritrovato, the world’s leading festival dedicated to film heritage and archival cinema.

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  • 13,000 Rare Bergman Photographs Now Digitized

    More than 13,000 photographs related to the films of Ingmar Bergman have been digitized and made accessible by the Film Institute's Stills and Posters archive. The unique collection includes both production stills and behind-the-scenes photographs, many of which are being published and shown for the first time.

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