In this youthful adventure, a young orphan is sent to live in a Danish village where he is cast out because his mother was a...
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1970
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In this children's movie a newly orphaned child from the West Indies encounters prejudice when he is sent to Denmark. There...
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1970
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An aging butcher marries a very young, pregnant woman in this Nordic drama. The woman really loves the baby's father, a...
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Victor Palm
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1964
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At the heart of this standard drama is a conflict between the modern world with all its conveniences and problems, and the...
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Aslak
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1962
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In this romantic comedy, a young heir sets off to prove he can make a fortune on his own by working from the ground up at a...
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Admiral Gunther
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1961
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This effective literary drama is one of the later films in the long career of Swedish director Anders Henrikson whose...
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1960
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Though not especially innovative or original, this romantic comedy by director Arne Mattsson features Sven Lindberg as Bertil...
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Fredrik Fredriksson
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1959
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A young boy (Jimmy Sterman), the result of a union between a Danish sailor and a woman from the Virgin Islands (a former...
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Anders
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1959
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Synnove Solbakken (The Girl of Solbakken) stars Synnove Strigen as the title character. Set at the turn of the century, the...
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1958
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Filmed in 1958 and released to US television in 1963, Make Way for Lila is a lively Swedish "mountain" drama. Erika Nemberg...
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1958
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1953
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Better known as One Summer of Happiness, Hon Dansade en Sommar was the most popular and financially successful of Swedish...
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Anders Persson
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1951
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An established film favorite in both her native Sweden and Hollywood, Viveca Lindfors made her French film debut in...
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1949
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People from Simlangs Valley is the English-language title of this leisurely Scandinavian drama. Several subplots are woven...
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Folkeson
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1948
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Edvin Adolphson was both star and director of the Swedish Ingen Vag Tillbaka. The title translates as No Road Back, and the...
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Director
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1947
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Supe for Tva (Supper for Two) was directed by Ragnar Arfvedsson, who also essayed one of the leading roles. Based on the...
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1947
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Begar (Desire) was based on a novel by Hans Severinsen. In near-excruciating detail, the film details the decline and fall of...
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1946
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As was customary in his 1940s films, Anders Henrikson both directs and co-stars in Asa-Hanna. The film concerns the trials...
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1946
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1945
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1944
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Krister Dahl
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1940
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A Swedish production with English subtitles, Dollar focuses on a businessman's wife (Ingrid Bergman) who suspects her husband...
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1938
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The Swedish historical drama The Great John Ericsson was better known to English-speaking filmgoers as Victor of Hampton...
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1938
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Filmed in Sweden in 1938 as En Enda Natt, Only One Night was released in the US in 1942 to capitalize on the popularity of...
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1938
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1937
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Most of Klart Till Draggning (Ready For Action) takes place on a Swedish battleship, where all the sailors sing and dance in...
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1937
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Joakim Brink
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1936
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Flickornas Alfred (The Girls' Alfred) focuses on the trials and tribulations (mostly the latter) of young lawyer Alfred...
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1935
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Adapted from a play by Arthur and Sigfried Fischer, the story concerns several smugglers who swindle the inhabitants of a...
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1934
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This Swedish comedy is Ingrid Bergman's first film. The film is loosely structured and centers around a gang of drinking...
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1934
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The title of this Swedish film translates as Scattered Pages, suggesting perhaps a elegiac, Bergmanesque drama. Instead, the...
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1931
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Nar Rosorna Sla-Ut is the Swedish-language version of the French production A Hole in the Wall. Uno Henning plays an...
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1931
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Jenny Hesselquist and Gosta Eckman star in this drama about a young woman who contemplates the murder of her much-older...
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1922
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