Per-Henrik Mäenpää

A journey through Swedish queer film history.

One morning it is over. For Hampus it is a relief to break up from their destructive relationship, while Adrian is devastated. Will he be able to survive without the love of his life, or is there a way of somehow getting him back?

A Swedish mining giant, Boliden, is accused of having dumped 20000 tonnes of toxic waste in a poor neighborhood in a Chilean desert town.

In a lush Swedish summer idyll, a family is selling its summer cottage. Something has happened, something terrible that shatters the family, something that the youngest daughter Johanna in particular must learn to live with if she is ever to move on.

Somewhere in the hills of Los Angeles, we meet four actors who portray the police profession, through narrative and staging.

When photographer Elisabeth Ohlson suffered from severe stomach cancer, it was difficult for friend and documentary filmmaker Joakim Lindhé to complete the film he had previously started about her. The result was a close documentary about the woman behind the controversial exhibition "Ecce Homo" (1998), where Jesus was depicted among homosexuals.

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About a man's fierce battle with the authorities to keep his horses.

Documentary about female conductors.

It was as if the rock star costume didn't quite fit Ola Magnell. He was always in the middle of the flow, but never seemed to enjoy it. Jovial and nervous, but also angry and anxious. Somewhere between Bob Dylan and the Swedish poet Gustaf Fröding, a mix of Rock'n'roll and poetry. An outsider who endured hard beatings for his wayward choices but never saw any other way to go.

Gösta Vilhelmsson is almost 80 years old, but he refuses to hand over the responsibility for his crisis-hit general store in Torna Hällestad, Skåne, to his son Magnus, 50.

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To escape their super boring reality at school, five friends invent a magical chicken forest world in which they can dream as much as they want without being disturbed by adults. They call it “George-Peterland”. But utopia is turning against itself.

The scene is set, familiar and unfamiliar at once. Two men engaged in a gaze magnetic enough to lock their lips and pull them to stand. What does this kiss serve? Is it passion, connection, expression, obligation? Maybe it’s all of it and more, or nothing more than touch.

Edit from Sjöskogen in Dalsland, Sweden was born deaf. She lived alone in a cabin in the woods her whole life. She got money from many different jobs here and there and she was never a nuisance to society. But many mean spirited rumours were spread about Edit and when she died, 92 years old in 2010, no one had really known her. Rebecka Rasmusson started digging in the history of Edit's life. This is what she found.

A support worker at an isolated residence gets disturbed when a silent newcomer arrives, dressed as a western heroine.