Ingvar Andersson

Karanlık komedi ile suç dramasını harmanlayan bu yapımda, olay zihinsel engelleri olan bir adamın etrafında döner ve onun bir cinayet soruşturmasına dahil olmasını konu alır. Olaylar gelişirken, kendisini bir dizi cinayetin merkezinde bulur. Bu durum, masumiyet ve suçluluk arasındaki karmaşık bir etkileşimi doğurur. Film, toplumsal algı, ahlak ve kötülüğün doğası gibi temaları keşfederken, insan davranışlarının absürtlüklerini vurgulamak için mizahi bir dil kullanır. Karakterin yaşadığı zorluklar ve toplumun ona karşı olan tutumu, filmin ilerleyişinde önemli bir rol oynar. İzleyicilere, basit zekaya sahip birinin hayatta kalma mücadelesi verirken karşılaştığı adaletsizlikleri ve insan ilişkilerinin karmaşıklığını gösteriyor.

Jim Olsson, eight years old, lives in a small, boring town. His father has passed away recently, but comes back in Jim's fantasies to tell stories. In his daydreams, Jim has all kinds of adventures.

The rich heir Måns Lundin is about to get married to the equally rich Judith Fahlén but when his brother arrives for the wedding there is a disagreement about the money left by their dead father.

A famous industrialist is murdered at a restaurant in the city of Malmö. Police inspector Martin Beck from the city of Stockholm gets the case. The suspects lead to people involved in illegal arms deals. But who was the biggest criminal, the murderer or the industrialist?

Stall-Erik och snapphanarna is a Swedish film project that began filming in 1996 with a preliminary premiere in 2025. Director, producer and lead actor is Anders Olofsson. Olofsson is entirely responsible for the financing of the project and the casting.

It's time for Jonsson to return to his old regiment to rehearse what he learned during conscription a few years ago. He meets his old friends, platoon leader Larsson and the music loving captain 'Beethoven'. Jonsson and his comrades doesn't take it very serious - but they have a jolly good time. A female journalist follows the exercise to write an article, and gets interested in him.

When private 91 "Mandel" Karlsson is appointed General due to a computer error, he tricks a foreign military attaché into believing that the Swedish defense has a new weapon that turns male soldiers into women.

A young American girl is found dead in Gota Kanal, Swedens largest channel. Since there are hardly any clues or evidence at all it seems as if the murder cant be solved. Martin Beck and his men are assigned to the case. Soon they find a likely suspect and together with a police woman they begin a cat and mouse game to catch him. Plot by Mattias Pettersson.

Sture is a rich alcoholic who has taken a trip to Mallorca to drink himself to death. But he meets Sylvia and they start a relationship. Sture moves in with her in a middle-class community. Sylvia has an eighteen year old daughter, Eva. She gets murdered on the night between Midsummer eve and Midsummer day, and to the police the primary suspect is Sture, who was so intoxicated that he can not say what he was doing during the night.

Sweden 1958. In a small provincial town there is a band who plays dance music twice every week. All decisions are made by Sven Klang, the undisputed leader of the band. A new member joins them, saxophone player Lasse. He starts to criticize Sven's decisions, questions the way they divide the money and he also wants them to be more of a jazz band.

A film about the importance of phone etiquette. When Kalle Svensson comes home one day he finds all his furniture gone, this leads him into a rabbit hole of bureaucracy.

An annual Swedish Christmas calendar television series.

The story takes place in the 1870s amidst the hustle and bustle of Christmas preparations on a farm in Skåne, featuring traditions such as slaughtering and beer brewing. Seven-year-old Sofi lives at Möllegården in the present day but meets the magical "Gåramålarn" (the Farm Painter), who takes her on journeys through time to show her how Christmas was celebrated in the past. The farm’s tomte also makes an appearance, with his signature catchphrase: "You can bet your bottom dollar on that!"