Regissören: En film om Mai Zetterling Trailer

Regissören: En film om Mai Zetterling Trailer (2015)

22 May 2015 Factual 58 mins

A celebrated movie star, Mai Zetterling stepped behind the camera in the early 1960's as one of the few female directors in the world. Her works were immediately celebrated worldwide but were later marginalized and forgotten. Always controversial, she stepped on some male toes while telling stories of marital oppression and human liberation. How come we know so little about one of Sweden's most innovative directors? And is what we know true?

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Cast

Mai Zetterling

as Self (archival footage)

Jane Sloan

as Self

Crew

Lisa Holmqvist

Original Music Composer

Emil Klang

Emil Klang Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Sweden 22 May 2015

Production Companies

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