Ryssviken Trailer

Ryssviken Trailer (2008)

01 April 2008 Factual 58 mins

'Ryssviken' (roughly translated to The Russian Bay) is the name of decrepit harbour, viewed by some as a junkyard or a boat cemetery; yet it is the home of several people who reside in old trawlers and barges - people who will soon be forced to leave due to upcoming plans of building a large residential area.

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Sweden 01 April 2008

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Ryssviken – HELA DOKUMENTÄREN! – av Åse Fougner (2008)

I den gamla hamnen Ryssviken i Stockholm bor Esi från Ghana på en båt med sin värmländska kärlek Tobias. Per och Tommy far och son försöker stå ut med ...

Ryssviken

A documentary about a port in Stockholm and the people living here.

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