Inger Holmstrand
Acting
Biography
Inger Holmstrand (born October 19, 1955, in Sweden) is an actress whose career spans film and television roles from the 1970s onward. She is best known for her role as Marie Adolfsson in the Swedish miniseries Mona och Marie (1973), a drama about two young women’s adventurous journey through Europe. Holmstrand has appeared in a number of other Swedish screen productions over the years, including roles in series such as Skilda världar and En dag i taget, as well as in films like Sommarmord (1994), Gossip (2000), and Talismanen (2003).
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Sjukan
A Swedish farmer gets crazy and imagines that his daughter has become emperor of Portugallien and he himself emperor.
Kejsarn av Portugallien
A Hollywood producer auditions ten Swedish actresses for the title role in a big-budget remake of Greta Garbo's classic Queen Christina.
Gossip
The documentary director KG Forsberg makes a film about his dying father.
On the Last Verse: A Small Film About Death
A small criminal who is reported missing is found murdered in the safe of a known bank manager. While working with the motive behind the murder it is discovered that a large amount of counterfeit shares and bonds are in circulation. Hassel and his colleagues recognize that there are interests in the business community who are involved in the scandal, people who don't shy away from clearing away cumbersome barriers to safeguard their economic power.
Hassel - Säkra papper
Mona and Marie, two ordinary Swedish girls living in a small town with limited opportunities embark on an adventurous journey through Europe to escape their boredom.
Mona and Marie
Sture is a rich alcoholic who has taken a trip to Mallorca to drink himself to death. But he meets Sylvia and they start a relationship. Sture moves in with her in a middle-class community. Sylvia has an eighteen year old daughter, Eva. She gets murdered on the night between Midsummer eve and Midsummer day, and to the police the primary suspect is Sture, who was so intoxicated that he can not say what he was doing during the night.