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All 21 Pierre Lindstedt Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Dive into the world of captivating cinema with our roundup of Pierre Lindstedt's movies! From heartwarming dramas to thrilling action-packed films, this talented director has left a lasting impact on the industry. Get ready to explore his unique storytelling abilities and cinematic masterpieces.
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In the 1967 film "Hugs and Kisses" (Puss och kram), young lovers John and Max find themselves tangling up in a web of entanglements when John is unexpectedly kicked out of his home. As a result, he is left with no choice but to move in with his close friend Max. The situation becomes even more complicated when Max's girlfriend, Eva, starts showing a growing preference for John over Max.
"Adalen 31, " a Swedish drama released in 1969, delves into the dark events of May 14, 1931. Set during a violent strike, the film details the tragic confrontation between civilians and the military, resulting in five deaths and five injuries. As a historical narrative that balances drama, love, and politics, it offers a harrowing glimpse into a pivotal moment in Swedish history.
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The Emigrants, or "Utvandrarna" in Swedish, is a drama film set in mid-19th century Småland, Sweden. Directed by Jan Troell and written by Bengt Forslund, Jan Troell, and Vilhelm Moberg, the movie tells the story of a farming family facing hardship with their land and seeking a new life in America. The star-studded cast includes Max von Sydow, Liv Ullmann, and Eddie Axberg.
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"The New Land" is a powerful and compelling Swedish drama-western film, based on a true story, released in 1972. Directed by Jan Troell and written by Vilhelm Moberg, Bengt Forslund, and Jan Troell, it stars Max von Sydow, Liv Ullmann, and Eddie Axberg. Set in the mid-19th Century, the plot revolves around a Swedish immigrant family that embarks on a challenging journey to establish a new life in the dense forest of Minnesota.
Get ready for a hilarious comedy experience with the 1972 film, Mannen som slutade röka. The film revolves around young Dante Alighieri, who inherits a whopping 17 million from his father, a sausage maker. But there's a catch - he must quit smoking within 14 days, or else the money will go to his unscrupulous uncle. As the days pass, Dante attempts to break his smoking habit, but he just can't make it through. In desperation, he hires a detective agency to stop him, leading to a series of comical and absurd challenges.
Emil och griseknoen is a charming, family-friendly comedy from the early '70s. The tale follows Emil, a young, mischievous boy with a heart of gold, who is known for his love of animals and helping others. One day, he stumbles upon a country auction, where he befriends a girl named Lina. Together, they help Lina pull out a painful tooth, and Emil even uses his skills to raise his pet pig for a series of impressive tricks.
In the early 20th century, a resilient working-class girl finds herself denied marriage by her ideological boyfriend, prompting her to seek employment as a maid in an affluent household. However, as fate would have it, she soon finds herself mistress to the very household she now resides in.
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8. SOPOR (1981)
Experience a unique and hilarious comedy adventure in "SOPOR" (1981), where young children take matters into their own hands by holding the royal family hostage! Directed by Tage Danielsson and written by himself, this film brings laughs and satire to the forefront.
Embark on a 19th century comedy adventure in the picturesque town of Smugglarkungen, where alcohol restrictions have led to a thriving smuggling business. As the king of smugglers reigns supreme, his loyal crew is kept in check by the fear of the mysterious femme fatale who ensures their obedience.
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"The Time of the Wolf, " originally titled "Vargens tid, " is a gripping 1988 drama directed by Hans Alfredson and written by Vagn Lundbye and Alfredson. Set in Sweden, the film follows the young nobleman Inge as he searches for his lost twin brother, Arild. This quest leads him to encounter a group of intriguing gypsies who believe they have found Arild. As Inge becomes entangled in the gypsy community, he falls in love with the mysterious girl, Isis. Meanwhile, his quest for Arild is complicated by the presence of a mercenary, who has his own dark secrets to reveal.
"Glädjekällan" takes the audience on a heartwarming and hilarious journey through the adventures of an elderly man, his son, a bohemian rock singer, and a young admirer in the Swedish countryside. As the old man carries the remains of his late wife in a treasured antique vase, comical mishaps and unexpected twists create an unforgettable story. This first installment of a series blends Eastern European culture with a poignant father-son relationship, making it a timeless drama with a touch of darkness reminiscent of the Seven Deadly Sins.
"The Dream House" is a 1993 Swedish comedy film directed and written by Peter Dalle, with contributions from Bengt Palmers. The movie stars Björn Skifs, Suzanne Reuter, and Zara Zetterqvist, and was produced by Cinema Art, Dalle Manus & Regi, and Piscon. The film takes place in a suburb, where Göran, Tina, and their two children buy a house in need of repairs. The couple is certain they can manage the renovations with the help of a few cheap craftsmen, but the house proves to be in much worse condition than they initially thought.
In the thrilling family drama Jag är din krigare, 13-year-old Kim discovers his true calling while living in the heart of the wilderness. Guided by the spirit of nature, he is chosen as its protector, embarking on a mission to save countless animals from the destructive acts of humans. As Kim's assignment becomes more crucial, he grapples with the challenges of eco sabotage and perseveres to bring balance back to the natural world.
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Embark on an enchanting adventure with Pippi Longstocking in "Pippi's Adventures on the South Seas" (1999). When a mysterious ship docks in her hometown, Pippi discovers that her father is the Captain! Joining their friends, they set sail for a thrilling journey that takes them across the ever-changing winds of the South Seas. With a colorful cast of characters, breathtaking animation, and the enduring charm of a young girl with her heart and determination, this family-friendly film is sure to leave you spellbound.
Trettondagsafton (1999) is a captivating comedy film that is an adaptation of Shakespeare's beloved play, Twelfth Night. Set in a foreign language, this Swedish interpretation captivates audiences with its comedic take on the classic tale.
16. Misa mi (2003)
Misa Mi, released in 2003, follows the heart-wrenching journey of a 10-year-old girl named Misa. Her world is shattered when her mother passes away, leaving her lost and alone in the hands of her cold-hearted father who wants to move on with a new girlfriend. As Misa is reluctant to join them in the Swedish province Skåne, her father reluctantly agrees to let her stay with her grandmother in the enchanting town of Arjeplog.
17. Pistvakt (2005)
In the chilly, remote skiing resort of Northern Sweden lies the home of three middle-aged brothers. When their father unexpectedly dies, and their mother goes on a holiday to sunny Spain, the quiet lives of the siblings take an unexpected turn. As they navigate the changes in their family dynamic, the brothers must band together to face the unpredictability of life and the challenges that come their way.
Everlasting Moments, directed by Jan Troell, takes us to a transformative period in history when war and poverty plague societies. The film follows the life of Maria, a resilient young working-class woman who, by mere chance, wins a camera in a lottery. This unexpected acquisition alters the course of her life, transforming her into a photographer who captures the world around her and the poignant moments in her own existence.
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"Les grandes personnes" (The Big Ones) is a captivating coming-of-age comedy-drama that takes audiences on a whimsical journey through the heart of Sweden in search of a legendary Viking treasure. Directed by Anna Novion, the film follows devoted father Albert as he treats his 17-year-old daughter to an initiatory sojourn through Europe. For her special birthday, they embark on an enchanting treasure hunt in Sweden, only to find their cozy summer cottage mysteriously occupied by the quirky sisters Anika and Christine.
"För kärleken" is a powerful drama film set in Eastern Europe and Sweden, where the lives of two very different individuals intertwine during an ordinary day. Franzis Namazi, played by Danny Glover, is a newly arrived Gambian immigrant struggling to make ends meet with his African art store. On the other hand, Karin Carlsson-Said, portrayed by Tuva Novotny, is a rising lawyer about to take a significant step in her career.
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The Last Sentence is a gripping period drama that recounts the life of Torgny Segerstedt, a fearless journalist who fearlessly exposed the looming threat of Fascism to the Swedish populace. The film takes place during the 1930s, a time fraught with political uncertainty and escalating tensions before the tragedy of World War Two unfolded in the 1940s.