Swedish Film History (2001-

4   5.3   5 

Pretty average crime/thriller based upon Liza Marklunds novel directed by Colin Nutley with a laughable villain at the center of the story. The beginning minutes are powerful though and the movie is competent enough to warrant a watch, but don't think it will have a lasting impression.

Nattkrypet's rating:

2   6   6.2 

Johan Falk movie no. 2. Directed by Anders Nilsson

4   1.5   5 

Movie that continues on popular children TV series that itself was based upon a book series.

2   0   6.8 

Swedish/Danish drama directed by Bille August from the novel by Ulla Isaksson

0   0   5.5 

Drama directed by Mikael Håfström

1   10   4.9 

Family movie

3   8   6.1 

Drama. Directed by Kjell-Åke Andersson

0   0   3.8 

Family

0   0   6.1 

Drama directed by Jan Troell

0   0   5.4 

0   0   5 

1   6   5.4 

0   0   6.6 

Documentary

0   0   4.1 

1   6   6.2 

1   6   5.6 

1   2   5.7 

1   0   4.7 

0   0   4.2 

Drama directed by Joakim Ersgård

0   0   2.2 

0   0   4.9 

0   0   5.4 

0   0   3.1 

0   0   3.8 

0   0   1.8 

0   0   4.5 

550   7.8   7.8 

Dark drama from Lukas Moodyson about trafficking of young Eastern European teenagers for prostitution. "My Hertz Brent" by Rammstein kicks off the movie and it never lets it grip go. Sadness and hopelessness sweps over this movie like a heavy stone.

Nattkrypet's rating:

25   6.5   6.5 

Fantasy-drama with thriller elements about young man who discover he has become invisible.

5   6.7   5.6 

Comedy directed by Måns Herngren and Hannes Holm that includes two songs by glamrockers The Ark.

54   6.7   6.9 

Swedish-finnish co-production directed by Klaus Härö based upon a children book by Kerstin Johansson and won the Best Motion Picture price in Berlin International Film Festival.

8   6   5.5 

6   6.7   5.6 

Romantic comedy and predictable audience pleaser with a charming duo in the center that helps the movie enormously. Directed by Kjell Sundvall.

Nattkrypet's rating:

1   0   5.7 

Drama directed by Richard Hobert

0   0   2.8 

0   0   5.4 

5   3   5.2 

1   0   4.6 

1   4   5.6 

0   0   5.4 

0   0   3.9 

1   6   4.7 

0   0   6.8 

79   7.9   7.6 

Yes, I know it really is a Television Movie and technically not a movie, but since it did have an American Film premiere and was directed by Ingmar Bergman it deserves to be on this list. It can also be seen as a sort-of sequel to "Scenes from a Marriage" even if no one has confirmed it (but the main characters are played by the same actors and has the same names)

Autobiographical drama based upon Bergman's wife and regarded as Bergman's final film.

231   7.7   7.8 

Dark drama based upon the self experiences of writer Jan Guillou. It is gripping stuff that has some similarities to "Fanny & Alexander" in atmosphere but where in that film we had a priest doing psychological terror here we have an entire school class. Deservedly nominated for an Academy Award and sent Michael Håfström to Hollywood

Nattkrypet's rating:

0   0   4.7 

112   6   6.7 

Comedy about cops hits-and-misses just as much and is not as charming as director Josef Fares' "Jalla Jalla" but some fun can be had of it all.

Nattkrypet's rating:

10   6.7   6.7 

Comedy directed by Ulf Malmros gained cult success in northern parts in USA as well as being successful in Scandinavia.

3   4.3   4.6 

Crime/thriller based upon Liza Marklunds novel has the same problems as the first film about journalist Anna Bengtson, but for fans of the character and books it is probably worth the investment.

Nattkrypet's rating:

3   4.3   6.2 

Johan Falk no. 3 and the final movie in the first set of movies making the trilogy complete. The first three movies were directed by Anders Nilsson but the character was too popular to be let to rest so new movies arrives later on, but then as direct-to-DVD releases and with different directors.

5   6.5   6.9 

Drama directed by Björn Runge follow three seperate parallel storylines.