Kristina Meiton

When you die, life passes in revy. This is a revue of what never happened. A film about an old man who sees his life at the moment of death, passes revy, but not just what he lived, but also what he could have lived if he had only made other choices in life.

A mother of three is trying her best to make ends meet. One day the tennis player Rafael Nadal appears. They eat ice-cream and play tennis together and finds themselves in a deserted forest. An absurd but serious story is told about their summer, as wonderful as it is unlikely.

Recently retired Tord have had enough. He is convinced that there is no love in our society anymore. No solidarity. He decides to gas himself to death a day when his wife, as usual, goes to work without even saying goodbye. However everything changes when Tord finds out about the new neighbor.

In this personal, touching tale, Zlatan goes on a ski holiday. Exhausted by his fame, he wishes to find his way back to the love of football. Meanwhile, he is affected by a number of upsetting events. What happens when our given circumstances are replaced and new rules of play are introduced?

The truck driver Bertil tries to compensate what he missed and spend as much time as possible with his youngest daughter.

Filmed entirely in Swedish spa town, VIEWFINDER takes cues from political gestures, and decisive movements to explore belonging, allyship, and monuments.

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Movements as processing and movements as memories. Grief takes physical dimensions in a well-told and moving documentary about Ann, who lost her son Gösta in the tsunami catastrophe of 2004, and who continuously struggles to gain control over her feelings.

Filmmaker Samir Arabzadeh, a Swedish expat living in the Philippines, struggles to understand the culture of napping. It appears to him that sleeping on the job is a legitimate way to spend one's day. As he delves deeper into the question, his eyes are opened to new perspectives.