"A Documentary Performance in TV Format" 25 April 2019 Factual 74 mins
Television Without Frontiers centers around a 1982 project titled "Eurikon", originally an attempt to establish a transnational public service network. The film brings together media personalities that engage in multilingual conversations in an atmosphere that shifts between the past and the present.
Watch the official Television Without Frontiers 2019 trailer in HD below.
Louise von Euler Bjurholm as Mime
Mattias Bylund as Self - Bandmaster
Ahmed El-Ghandour as Self - Host
Michael Engström as Self - Bass Guitar
Per-Magnus Heinemann as Self - Interpreter
Yankho Kamwendo as Self - Ice Cream Vendor
Marta Oldenburg as Mime
Jacek Poniedziałek as Self - Host
Miko Rezler as Self - Drums
Jonathan Royle as Self - Hypnotist
Ash Sarkar as Self - Host
Artur Sedlar as Self - Interpreter
Sylvana Simons as Self - Host
Per Strandberg as Self - Guitar
Kjell Wilhelmsen as Studio Host
Ellen Utterström Production Design
Ellen Utterström Costume Design
Niels Hemmingsen Sound
Fredrik Egerstrand Editor
Fredrik Egerstrand Casting
Fredrik Egerstrand Music
Fredrik Egerstrand Creative Producer
Anna Andersson Colorist
Annelie Cau Nicklasson Production Supervisor
Lydia Sandrén Makeup Artist
Malena Alfgården Makeup Artist
Andjeas Ejiksson Director
Andjeas Ejiksson Production Design
Andjeas Ejiksson Casting
Andjeas Ejiksson Writer
Denmark 18 March 2020
Sweden 25 April 2019
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