Populär Vun Sweden

Nurse and documentarian Rebecka Rasmusson brought her camera to a retirement home during the covid-19 pandemic. Among other things, the film taps into social distancing and the need for social activity.

Autumn in Stockholm.

In Havana, Linda meets what she thinks is the love of her life. But it'll seem not to be what she was expecting. When she gives birth to their daughter everything falls apart in the shadow of his need of having control.

Archipelago life

An introduction to carriage driving with tips from real professionals.

As a young boy in the 1920s, Carl Schönmeyr was regularly filmed by his mother. The result was unique footage of a bygone world. Carl comments on the pictures at the end of his life with a nostalgic look.

Notions of death and the act of mourning as a process of relearning the world in times of extinction and loss. The film tells the stories of six individual non-humans that were the last of their species before extinction, so called "endlings".

The Haven takes place in the communal laundry house, typical to Swedish housing complexes and a kind of frame of mind for ordinary life. The laundry house is not only a warm and temporary safe space, it is also a place where it is possible to be somebody else, for a couple of hours. In an uncertain and vanishing existence, simple everyday routines – like doing laundry – becomes a way to hold on, and to belong.

A quiet and fragmental look at loneliness.