Films produced by Ab Svensk Filmindustri Pagina 2

Set between 1930s and 50s, The Farewell the story of Valerie, who lives in a household totally repressed by her stern father. When Valerie has a...

“A retrospect of European events during the past forty years, composed from early documentary material, and including one of the earliest...

For a long time, a group of friends have been on a yearly summer trip to Laholm. This year, they want to go somewhere else, at least everyone except...

A portrait of fishing life on the west coast (Västerhavet) in Sweden, 1935.

Sweden during the years 1897-1914 comes to life through newsreels and scenes from early feature films.

Documentary film, featuring newsreel segments from the life of Swedish king Gustaf V, put together due to his death on 29 October 1950.

The Gothenburg Exhibition of 1923, as well as the city of Gothenburg itself, get the spotlight in this documentary.

A history of Gotland island in Sweden.

A short film portrait of Småland landscapes, with countryside views of lakes, forests, bridges and a rocky beach.

14-year old Em likes to hang around in her old play house. One day a boy, Jakob, sets fire to it, and Em catches a brief glimpse of him before he...

A documentary tour of Drottningholm Castle, with narration by Prince Wilhelm of Sweden - beginning with a steam ship view of the surrounding area of...

First Swedish puppet film. A witch offers a soldier a wealthy life if he retrieves a tinderbox from a hollow tree.

Journal film about refugees in Sweden, Denmark and Norway in 1944.

Norrland in Sweden while the power plant dams are being built.

It is 1940. A young man is facing court martial on charges of conscientious objection. He admits the crime. The prosecutor demands a most severe...

About the importance of personal responsibility and the advantages of sobriety.

A boat trip via canal in this short travel film of Dalsland and the surrounding Swedish countryside, hosted by Prince Wilhelm, the Duke of...

Everyday wintertime life of Sámi reindeer herder Inka Länta and her family, mingling authentic and fictionalized takes.

One of the so-called “Marshall films,” Living Storm was produced under the U.S.-backed European Recovery Program to illustrate postwar...

Documents the arrival of Holocaust victims in Sweden.