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Credits
Producer
Kristina Meiton, Cristina Schadewitz
Director
Monne Lindström
Music
Alexander Palmestål
Editor
Kristina Meiton
Animation
Monne Lindström
Script
Monne Lindström, Kristina Meiton, Cristina Schadewitz
Sound
Lars Wignell
When parents go to prison, children often don’t know how to cope with the situation. This film is a sensitive attempt to gain insight into the thoughts and emotions of three children who have to visit one parent in prison.
Credits
Producer
Emma Thorsander
Director
Emma Thorsander
Music
Lea-Marie Sittler
Editor
Emma Thorsander
Animation
Emi Stahl, Helena Frank, Johanna Rubin, Olle Söderström, Sara Frisk
Script
Emma Thorsander
Sound
Joel Rayner
Based on intimate interviews with five women who had an abortion, the film tells stories about choosing and being forced, and evokes thoughts about how things could have been and why abortion is still a taboo.
Credits
Producer
Nils Bergendal
Director
Nils Bergendal
Music
Hans Appelqvist
Cinematographer
Bergendal Nils
Editor
Nils Bergendal
Animation
Nils Bergendal
Script
Nils Bergendal
Sound
Hans Appelqvist
As a Jew growing up in Baltimore, David learned to fear the German people. Through recurring travels to Berlin, he now initiated his own reconciliation project. This animated film, posing the big questions about good and evil, provides disconcerting answers.
Credits
Producer
Claes Lundin
Director
Claes Lundin, David Sandberg
Music
David Sandberg
Cinematographer
David Sandberg
Animation
David Sandberg
Jessica is a transsexual who is working as a prostitute in the red-light district of Bangkok. She is faced with the toughest choice of her life. To follow her boyfriend abroad and start a new life, or to stay in Bangkok and keep supporting her mother. Whatever choice Jessica makes it will determine her future.
Credits
Producer
Hanna Heilborn, David Aronowitsch
Director
Hanna Heilborn, David Aronowitsch
Animation
Astrid Krejberg, Bert Zierfuß, Thomas Oger
Sound
Anders Nyström
Sharaf is 17 years old and one of thousands of refugees who arrive in Gran Canaria by boat every year. He was lucky to survive the dangerous journey. Now he tells his sad story while he and his little brother are waiting in a detention centre.
