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John Andersson's world is not like the gray everyday life, his life is full of dreams, hallucinations and visions that he experiences together with his 85-year-old mother. This is the story of the artist and cartoonist John, who during his life lived with his parents in the public housing suburb of Högdalen, south of Stockholm. Open the door and get a fantastic insight into John Andersson's world!

A gymnastics performance by the Sofia girls at the Acropolis.

Clips from old movies set to David Lundquist’s music

In the summer of 2021, Cementa’s permit application for limestone quarrying on the island Gotland was refused and the company was thrust into public debate. In a documentary highlighting incompatible perspectives, the living conditions of the future are pitted against the present, the aquafer against job opportunities.

Omeprazole, meditation, and vertabrae adjustments, as Boonsri’s health suddenly worsens, leading her to desperately set out on a journey into the world’s medicinal teachings. In the animated diary Now I Live Again, we get an entertaining deep-dive into a year with stomach trouble.

When Carolina Falkholt does a mural painting at the 2022 Roskilde Festival, the festival management wants to stop her work. This meta-work, which is partially a documentation of Falkholt’s original creation, creates a discussion about art and censorship.

As an adult, Henrik discovers that he recognizes himself in the symptoms of ADHD. Together with his mother and the imaginary friend Uncle Väster, he seeks answers to questions about his inner world in a reflective and sensitive documentary.

Simbas childhood is filled with artists and pub dinners together with her rock-’n’-roll dad. The Birch keenly blends different techniques in a playful growing-up story in three acts, about heritage, death, and understanding that something is wrong first when a famous poet points it out.

Marta, longing for a normal and functioning daily life runs into difficulties with her roommate Lou. Stylized acting and twisted dramaturgy sets the tone in this psychological drama.

Writer-Director Emil Moberg Lundén tells his own story of his last-ditch all-out attempt to become a pro footballer at age 30

In an intimate portrait, we follow graffiti writer Psykos in her everyday life. She is talented, strong, smart, cool and is excited about life. But soon we face mental illness, drug abuse, chaos, alienation, homelessness and the great sadness after the death of best friend Isak. The painting and creativity that has long been her vent, slowly fades as the addiction increases. At times, she sees herself as nothing more than an intrusive parasite as she has no home of her own. Meanwhile, Psyko’s mother anxiously searches for tags from her daughter, in order to get a sign of life. Together with Isak’s mother Helena, who has become like an extra mother to Psykos, she is afraid that at any moment they may receive a difficult news – that Psykos has followed the same path as Isak.

As SLO, Lena often serves as the link between supporters and the club. Like the youths in the bleachers, she is passionate about the Djurgården sports club and her job gives her the opportunity to give 100% for her team, while also offering her the chance to give some 800 youths adult guidance in life. Through Lena we are given insight into supporter culture and get right to the heart of the sport.