Prejudice and Pride: Swedish Film Queer
Genres
Overview
A journey through Swedish queer film history.
Details
Budget
$0
Revenue
$0
Runtime
100 min
Release Date
2022-02-25
Status
Released
Original Language
Swedish
Vote Count
7
Vote Average
6.7
Harriet Andersson
Self
Liv Ullmann
Self
Bruce LaBruce
Self
Marie-Louise Ekman
Self
Jonas Gardell
Self
Saga Becker
Self
Stina Ekblad
Self
Levan Akin
Self
Daniel Humphrey
Self
Laura Horak
Self
Nils Warnecke
Self
Andrea Weiss
Self
Lars-Åke Wilhelmsson
Self
Jan Göransson
Self
Kjell Bergqvist
Self
Roger Wilson
Self
Barbro Westerholm
Self
Jan Hammarlund
Self
Louise Wallenberg
Self
Jana Bringlöv Ekspong
Self
Lena Einhorn
Self
Björn Elgerd
Self
Josefine Tengblad
Self
Mian Lodalen
Self
Samuel Girma
Self
Magnus Rosborn
Self
Ella Lemhagen
Self
Björn Kjellman
Self
Mauritz Stiller
Self (archive footage)
Rikard Wolff
Self (archive footage)
Selma Lagerlöf
Self (archive footage)
Nils Asther
Self (archive footage)
Gösta Ekman
Self (archive footage)
Greta Garbo
Self (archive footage)
Mai Zetterling
Self (archive footage)
Bibi Andersson
Self (archive footage)
Ingmar Bergman
Self (archive footage)
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