Gustaf Skarsgård directs horror film about Ingmar Bergman

Gustaf Skarsgård makes his feature directorial debut with the psychological horror film ”Kannibalen på Fårö”. The film is produced by Anagram and was presented at Film i Väst’s press meeting in Cannes.

The Lund-based company Anagram is producing the film, which will be partly shot in Ingmar Bergman’s house on Fårö. Filming begins in October and the Bergman Foundation has approved the project.

Gustaf Skarsgård describes the film as a disrespectful tribute to Bergman. ”It is a playful mix of genres”, he says. The screenplay is written by Peter Birro and the lead role is played by Ardalan Esmaili while Claes Ljungmark portrays Bergman.

The film will also be shot in Västra Götaland during the autumn. It will have its Swedish cinema premiere in 2027. Skarsgård calls it a meta-horror film that explores the price of art.

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Stage scene from the feminist theater adaptation of the 1978 Swedish cult film 'Fäbodjäntan' at Dramaten, with pastoral Dalarna backdrop and enthusiastic sold-out audience.
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Fäbodjäntan revived as theater production at Dramaten

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The cult Swedish porn film Fäbodjäntan from 1978 is now being staged as a theater production at Dramaten in Stockholm by the feminist collective ÖFA. The production has generated high interest, leading to extra performances due to ticket demand. The film was shot in Skattungbyn in Dalarna and has left lasting memories in the local community.

The documentary 'För vägens vind' about the Älvdalen band Larz-Kristerz setting Karlfeldt poems to music premieres locally in Älvdalen on March 28.

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Swedish actor Stellan Skarsgård has received his first Academy Award nomination for best supporting actor in Joachim Trier’s Norwegian drama Sentimental Value. In a Variety interview, he reflects on the film’s unexpected nine Oscar nods after a SAG Awards snub. Skarsgård shares insights on his career, collaborators like Lars von Trier and Robin Williams, and concerns about AI in cinema.

The Oscar-winning cinematographer shared insights on format choices for the upcoming film adaptation.

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Oscilloscope Laboratories has acquired North American rights to the documentary 'Underland,' directed by Robert Petit and based on Robert Macfarlane's book. The film, narrated by Sandra Hüller and produced by Darren Aronofsky, premiered at the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival. Oscilloscope plans a theatrical release in 2026.

Dalarnas museum in Falun is celebrating 70 years of the Mörksuggan as a Dalarna souvenir. The figure, a counterpart to the cheerful dalahäst, stems from folklore and superstition. Nils-Erik Eriksson, who has carved Mörksuggor for over 15 years, calls it a protective figure in many homes.

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Lawyer Johan Eriksson has requested to reopen the investigation into the Knutby murder. He seeks to overturn the conviction of babysitter Sara Svensson following Aftonbladet investigations highlighting flaws in the probe. The Chief Public Prosecutor's Office will now assess the request.

 

 

 

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