#Sweden Movies

[celluloidchronicles]

Häxam

🇸🇪 | Sep 18, 1922

directed by Benjamin Christensen

wrote by Benjamin Christensen

produced by Aljosha Production Company and Svensk Filmindustri

starring Benjamin Christensen, Ella La Cour, Emmy Schønfeld, Kate Fabian, Oscar Stribolt

1h45 | Horror, Documentary, History

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Sweden Movies | director Benjamin Christensen | writer Benjamin Christensen | studio Aljosha Production Company | studio Svensk Filmindustri | actor Benjamin Christensen | actress Ella La Cour | actress Emmy Schønfeld | actor Kate Fabian | actor Oscar Stribolt

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[beautiesofbygoneeras]

Uschi Digard appearing in, "Up Your Alley," (1971).

[copias-juicebox]

breaking my fucking heart baby... 🥺

[spillwayyz]

Papa in RHRN 🍿

[quotethatfilm]

Let the right one in (2008)

[squeemy-adventures]

🌸 we do a little frolicking 🌸

[ifindus]

We did not in fact win that race.

The World Championship in Biathlon 2024 just finished up today! Congrats to France for being the best nation, Norway for getting the most medals, and Sweden for taking their first ever gold medal in a biathlon world championship 🥳✨

Sometimes the Norwegian commentators just say something so weird I need to draw it

[nellasbookplanet]

Starting to notice some weirdly specific trends in some of my favorite alien films:

Isolated woman fights for her life against body snatching aliens, but also the aliens are the only ones to truly understand and accept her (in the most horrifying way possible): No One Will Save You and Significant Other

Kids from marginalized communities have to fight invading aliens trying to steal their home and land: Slash/Back and Attack the Block

The aliens are here and, frankly, they’d rather not be: Paul and District 9

*teenage girl voice* hunting for aliens is my coping method, okay: Prey and UFO Sweden

[beautiesofbygoneeras]

Uschi Digard appearing in, "Wow, It's Cindy," (1971).

[copias-juicebox]

i had to.....

[strathshepard]

Persona (Ingmar Bergman, 1967) Japanese “speed” style two-sided movie poster, via the amazing Posteritati NYC 

[annoyingthemesong]

SUBLIME CINEMA #646 - LILYA 4-EVER

Bleak and overwhelming, this is a movie that has haunted me since I first saw it. Lukas Moodysson’s best film is also one of the best Swedish films of all time, up there with Bergman and Andersson’s. This is as uncompromising a film there is, shot in whatever hellhole location in Estonia they dug up to stand in for Soviet Russia - and the feeling of humanity’s grime and decay lingers all these years later. 

[princess-lvcifer]

[camigani]

Happy Holidays. I'm sorry.

[bogkeep]

going from i don't know if i belong anywhere to i can make a home anywhere works out great until you're creating layers and layers of homesickness within yourself and how do you solve THAT riddle

[artfilmfan]

Summer With Monika (Ingmar Bergman, 1953)