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The series for divorced and mature young people with the Lorry gang! Bettan owns Café Ollonet, which is the regular hangout for Gunnar, Lennart, and Micke. Bettan has never had a man in her life, and her mother controls her via telephone. Bettan has her eye on Gunnar... who has been divorced for a long time and enjoys being single. Lennart is fairly recently divorced—but not quite. "It takes a while to get divorced," explains Lennart. Micke is married to "Kungsholmen's little midsummer flower," "the dainty little fountain of joy," or—as Micke usually puts it—"damn Kajsa!"

Humor with Peter Wahlbeck from 2010. CABARET FÜR ALLE premiered in the fall of 1999 and immediately became a success with audiences and critics. The show, which toured all over the country, was based on characters and material from the FÜR ALLE world created by Peter Wahlbeck, Mikael Ericsson, Mikael Reuter and Fredrik Emilsson. By request, the show was revived as CABARET FÜR ALLE - REDUX for a few evenings at Mosebacke Establissement in early 2010. Just like when it started in 1999, Peter Wahlbeck and Mikael Reuter were on stage and Fredrik Emilsson was the conductor. This DVD is a live recording from February 27, 2010. CABARET FÜR ALLE - REDUX was guested by the lyte comedian Fjönte Jönsson, the one-armed rock singer Benny the Cat, the machine gun-obsessed Evert Taube soundalike Sailor Karlsson, the journalist Hasse-Klas, the taxi driver Dragan Vogab, the ALU assistant Alu Pettersson, the gay conspiracy theorist Colombo Karlsson and the Military Santa Claus.

This film by Jüri Lina shows how the freemasons, the international bankers, and the communists joined forces in an unholy alliance and through the Bolshevik Revolution of November 1917 established in Russia the most brutal and dehumanising slave society the world has ever seen. The Russian writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn in 1974 admonished his countrymen: “Live wit-hout lies!” This applies equally to the West. The Truth in our time is in no-way self-evident. Most official facts about communism are not true. Solzhenitsyn emphasized: “In our country the lie has become not just a moral category, but a pillar of the state.” The facts have been suppressed both in the East and the West.

A young man's heart is crushed by the fact that his ex girlfriend tries to hurt him mentally. When his mind is far away, he does what his interior has long wanted but been afraid to do.

Stella is pretty down on herself. She lives with her alcoholic mother. But one day she meets Billy and she quickly falls in love. Stella slowly starts to find herself again and starts to enjoy life again. But when money comes into the picture one day, conflicts arise. Money makes people show their true colors.

A middle school class is playing tag. The boys are chasing the girls and sneaking in a bit of petting out of curiosity. Jennifer runs down to the water when Johan chases her. There she meets Melissa and Ida who’ve found a dead mouse. In their game it’s no longer Johan who has the upperhand.

1970 short film by Håkan Dahlström.

Portrait of the painter Anna-Stina Ehrenfeldt by Håkan and Sture Dahlström.

New national team coach Bengan is back in Sweden after an international career. At his side is Hasse. It's time for the first international friendly... But Bengan has other plans; while Hasse drills Zlatan & Co, he books a meeting with his absolute favorite player - women's national team star Tina Ljungberg. Things don't quite go as planned—a dead body, a temperamental Italian wife, and a tough boyfriend from Skåne disrupt the cozy atmosphere. Not to mention the fact that Zlatan has disappeared...