List of Swedish films

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List of Swedish films

This is a chronological list of films produced in Sweden and in the Swedish language in alphabetical order. For an A-Z see Category:Swedish films

Contents

[edit] 1920s

Year Title Director Actors Genre Notability
1920 [[]]
1921 Körkarlen Victor Sjöström
1922 [[]]
1923 [[]]
1924 Gösta Berlings saga Mauritz Stiller Greta Garbo,
Lars Hanson		 Drama, Romance
1925 [[]]
1926 [[]]
1927 [[]]
1928 [[]]
1929 Den Starkaste Alf Sjöberg


[edit] 1930s

Year Title Director Actors Genre Notability
1930 [[]]
1931 [[]]
1932 [[]]
1933 [[]]
1934 [[]]
1935 [[]]
1936 Intermezzo Gustaf Molander
1936 [[]]
1938 [[]]
1939 [[]]

[edit] 1940s

Year Title Director Actors Genre Notability
1940 Med livet som insats Alf Sjöberg
Den Blomstertid... Alf Sjöberg
1941 Hem från Babylon Alf Sjöberg
1942 Himlaspelet Alf Sjöberg
1943 [[]]
1944 Hets Alf Sjöberg Won Palme d'Or ("Golden Palm") at the Cannes Film Festival, 1946 (shared)
1945 [[]]
1946 Crisis (film) Ingmar Bergman
1947 A Ship to India [Ingmar Bergman]]
1948 [[]]
1950 [[]]

[edit] 1950s

Year Title Director Actors Genre Notability
1950 [[]]
1951 Miss Julie Alf Sjöberg Won Palme d'Or ("Golden Palm") at the Cannes Film Festival, 1951 (shared)
1952 [[]]
1953 Summer with Monika Ingmar Bergman Harriet Anderson
1954 A Lesson in Love Ingmar Bergman
1955 Smiles of a Summer Night Ingmar Bergman
1956 [[]]
1957 Wild Strawberries Ingmar Bergman Won the Golden Bear for Best Film at the Berlin International Film Festival. Nominated for an Academy Award for Writing Original Screenplay.
The Seventh Seal Ingmar Bergman Won Special Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival, 1957. Is among films considered the greatest ever.
1958 The Magician (1958 film) Ingmar Bergman
1959 [[]]

[edit] 1960s

Year Title Director Actors Genre Notability
1960 The Virgin Spring Ingmar Bergman won Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, 1960
1961 Katten och kanariefågeln
Through a Glass Darkly Ingmar Bergman won Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, 1961
1962 Winter Light Ingmar Bergman
1963 Raven's End Bo Widerberg
1964 491 Drama film
1965 [[]]
1966 Persona Ingmar Bergman Bibi Andersson,
Liv Ullmann		 Considered a major artistic work by film critics and filmmakers
1967 Hour of the Wolf Ingmar Bergman
1968 Who Saw Him Die? Jan Troell Won Golden Bear at Berlin International Film Festival
1968 Shame (film) Ingmar Bergman
1969 Ådalen 31 Bo Widerberg nominated for Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, 1969

[edit] 1970s

Year Title Director Actors Genre Notability
1970 ]]
1971 The Emigrants Jan Troell Nominated for four Academy Awards in 1972, including Best Picture. Won New York Film Critics Circle Awards 1972 and a Golden Globe for Best Actress.
The Apple War Tage Danielsson
1972 [[]]
1973 Viskningar och rop Ingmar Bergman won the Academy Award for Best Cinematography, nominated for four other Academy Awards including Best Picture
Scenes from a Marriage Ingmar Bergman Won Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Language Film, 1975
1974 [[]]
1975 [[]]
1976 Face to Face Ingmar Bergman Liv Ullmann
Erland Josephson
Gunnar Björnstrand		 Nominated for Academy Awards for Best Actress (Ullmann) and Best Director (Bergman). Won Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Language Film, 1977
1977 [[]]
1978 Autumn Sonata Ingmar Bergman Ingrid Bergman,
Liv Ullmann,
Lena Nyman		 Nominated for two Academy Awards. Won Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Language Film, 1979.
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1979 [[]]

[edit] 1980s

Year Title Director Actors Genre Notability
1980 [[]]
1981 [[]]
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1982 Fanny and Alexander Ingmar Bergman won four Academy Awards including Best Foreign Language Film, 1983. Also won Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Film
1983 [[]]
1984 [[]] [[]] [[]] [[]]
1985 My Life as a Dog Lasse Hallström [[]]
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[[]]		 [[]] Nominated for two Academy Awards. Won Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Language Film, 1987
1986 [[]]
1987 Pelle the Conqueror
1988 [[]]
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1989 [[]]

[edit] 1990s

Year Title Director Actors Genre Notability
1990 [[]]
1991 [[]]
1992 [[]]
1993 [[]]
1994 [[]]
1995 [[]]
1996 [[]]
1997 [[]]
1998 Fucking Åmål Lukas Moodysson Notable treatment of lesbianism. Released in several countries. Won several international awards, including the Teddy award at the 1999 Berlin Film Festival.
1999 [[]]

[edit] 2000s

Year Title Director Actors Genre Notability
2000 Faithless (2000 film) Liv Ullmann drama
2000 Songs from the Second Floor Roy Andersson drama/dark comedy won the Special Jury Price at Cannes Film Festival
2001 As White as in Snow
2002 Lilya 4-ever
2003 Evil (film) Nominated for an Academy Award as Best Foreign Language Film, 2004.
2004 The Ketchup Effect
2005 Bang Bang Orangutang
Zozo
2006 [[]] [[]], [[]]
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List of films by region and country
North America

United States of America  •   Canada
Latin America

Argentina  •  Brazil  •  Caribbean  •   Colombia  •  Cuba  •  Mexico  •  Peru  •  Puerto Rico
Europe

Albania   •  Austria  •  Belgium  •  Bulgaria  •  Croatia  •  Czech Republic  •  Czechoslovakia  •  Denmark  •  Estonia  •  Faroe Islands  •  Finland  •  France  •  Germany  •  Greece  •  Hungary  •  Iceland  •  Ireland  •  Italy  •  Luxembourg  •  Montenegro  •   Netherlands  •  Norway  •  Poland  •  Portugal  •  Romania  •  Russia  •  Serbia  •  Soviet Union  •  Spain  •  Sweden  •  Switzerland  •  Ukraine  •  U.K.  •  Yugoslavia
Asia

Bangladesh  •   Cambodia  •   China  •   Egypt  •  Hong Kong  •   Indonesia  •   Iran  •   Israel  •   Japan   •  Korea  •   Malaysia  •  Myanmar  • Nepal  •  Pakistan  •   Philippines  •  Singapore  •  Sri Lanka  •   Taiwan     Thailand  •   Turkey  •   Vietnam    

India :  Assam  /  Bengali  /  Bollywood  /  Karnataka  /  Kollywood (Tamil)  /  Malayalam  /  Tollywood (Telugu)
Australia and Oceania

Australia  •  New Zealand
Africa

Burkina Faso  •  Nigeria  •  South Africa


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