01 January 1960 Factual 13 mins
A documentary film about the 99 year old artist Anna Casparsson. She is interviewed by Peter Weiss in her home in Saltsjöbaden. “I shot 'Anna Casparsson' together with Staffan Lamm. I had wanted to complete the film, but somehow I did not get around to it and then she died shortly afterwards.” -Peter Weiss
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Anna Casparsson as Herself
Peter Weiss Director
Sweden 01 January 1960
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