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- It follows friends Dylan and Youssef, who dream of becoming soccer players. When Dylan is paralyzed following an accident his dad and former coach wants him to accept his disability, but he is determined to play soccer again.
- Helen has fled to Sweden with her daughter and is struggling with making ends meet. One day Isaak visits and claims to be working for the resistance in her home country and brings news of her sister. But can he be trusted?
- Jorginho, his white friend Rico, Lici and Paulinho are homeless best friends living in a slum in a hill in Copacabana. They spend their hopeless life playing with kite; trying to survive getting food from the street market or the fishermen; learning how to pickpocket; working on the streets polishing shoes. Rico escaped from an institution in Caxambu that symbolizes hell on Earth for them. When he gets ill, he decides to return to the place because he does not want to die on the streets.
- Young Berra has a friend, Ulf. Ulf has a grandfather which he likes very much, he gives Ulf presents and takes him on fishing trips. Berra doesn't have a grandfather, but he wants one that's nice to him and who can teach him to whistle. Ulf knows where to find a grandfather - at a home for senior citizens. They go searching together and Berra finds a great pretend grandfather, Nils.
- Filmmakers Alan Raymond and Susan Raymond document Philadelphia teachers facing challenges at an inner-city school.
- Ernst, a waiter, has moved from Stockholm with his family to open up a hotel and restaurant in a small town. They all struggle for their existence.
- A tormented child escapes into fantasies to save his alcoholic father and salvage his shattered family.
- A small hotel in Sweden during the 60's. An intense day and night. The proprietors family in decay. An alcoholic father, a morbid chain-smoking mother and their sons George.
- About teenagers under the influence of start smoking pot.
- Depicts a marriage where mental strength versus mental weakness creates an inevitable breakdown. In this case, it is the woman who represents the strength in terms of independence and elemental freedom needs, while the man represents the weakness in the form of egoism, propitiation, and unfounded jealousy, and this contradiction is the basis of an obvious conflict. The woman is becoming increasingly indifferent and contemptuous to the man's humiliating prayer for love and in fear of losing his wife, the man escapes into a fantasy world, where he can exploit his physical strength to get her love.
- Based on movie and television archives, this film aims to demonstrate how the United States planned to crush Salvador Allende's attempt to institute Socialism in Chili, shortly after his election.
- We follow a group of babies and parents during a year in their Scandinavian maternity leave. Some of them have bigger plans, they want to move to the ocean and buy new properties. Some are stressed. What can babies eat? Cucumber? Is it ok with salmon? One father, Jon, is working as a teacher. The principal at his school call parents to keep their children home so they won't drag down the scores on the National test. The grown-ups are under pressure. They fill out forms on anxiety symptoms and divorce-papers. Sinking down in therapy-chairs and lying in each other's couches. The fragile nuclear-family structures are cracking down and other grown-ups step up to help. The babies are there, present in every picture, witnessing.
- The movie delves beneath surface appearances to reveal a strong resistance to assimilation and loss of identity, as the late Essie Coffey, a Murrawarri woman, takes us into the Aboriginal struggle for survival.
- A girl is out orienteering in the woods. Her mother sits in a room, surrounded by a jumble of pasted paper scraps, numbers and formulas. There's got to be a solution. But who has it?
- Once upon a time Stefan Sundström was Farsta's Mick Jagger. Then he was influenced by the punk. Now he is one of Sweden's most productive, self-centered and socially critical artists - diligent in terms of both songwriting and touring.
- About giving birth to a child. Gudrun Schyman, a controversial left wing politician, gives birth to her son Dan.
- Director Mikel Cee Karlsson is working on a film with and about his best friend Mathias - a young father who one day reveals that he is living a double life. Circumstances have driven Mathias into a criminal underworld where debts seem impossible to pay off. In a spiral of threats, lies and violence, Mathias is desperately looking for a way out. When things finally seem to look up for him, the pressure he has lived under for several years has fatal consequences, leaving Mikel forced to make crucial decisions about the film he is working on. Fraemling is a distinct counterimage to conventional portrayals of violence and criminality. Through documentary footage, interviews and re-enacted scenes, Mikel shapes a story about the thin line between victim and offender in a dog-eat-dog world. A film about close friendship, deafening silence and becoming someone you never wanted to be.
- Behind every suicide bombing there is at least one human story that ends, the story of the suicide bomber. A man gets into a car and makes a farewell address to his young daughter, explaining why he will blow himself up as a protest against the dictatorship he lives in.
- Police abuse in connection with a raid on young people in Humlegården, Stockholm, is the start of a discussion about police violence, in which police, the abused, youth and physicians participate.
- About the Swedish attempt to legalize drugs in the mid-60s. In April 1965, the legal prescription clinic opens in central Stockholm and is run by doctor Sven Erik Åström. What was supposed to be an experiment with about ten people ends up with an uncontrolled prescription of amphetamine, morphine and methadone to upwards of 120 people. Also about the situation in Zurich today in the mid 90's, where narcotics are distributed in government clinics.
- A crematorium - a love association - skin.
- Emilio's adoptive father Bengt has a hard time accepting Emilio's decision to move back to his birth-country Colombia. In an attempt to level with his adoptive son, Bengt travels there. When he arrives, Emilio has begun looking for his biological father. Bengt decides to help in the search, even though he is terrified of what will happen if they actually find him.
- Twenty years ago, Jacob and his classmates collected SEK 10 000 to buy a rain forest. Now he wants to know if the forest they bought is still standing.
- "Where goes Sussie?" - About a 13-year old girl who is making plans for the future.