Thommy Berggren

Young Roland wants to write. In desperate need of money, he takes job at an advertising agency. He ends up in a department that advertise cosmetics. He is commissioned to do market research of a new remedy for pimples.

The film switches back and forth between the adventures of Pu on a summer holiday in Norrland in Sweden and and the adult Pu visiting his father who lives in an old people's home. Little Pu spends a summer in Norrland in the 1920s with all his relatives. He and his brother get to hear the story about the watchmaker who hung himself, learns to shoot with a bow and follow his father on a bicycle trip.

In this six part series August Strindberg is portrayed as a misogynous, selfish and racial. And he loses everything, for the sake of the art.

Hedvig Jensen is a famous ropewalker and is known to her public as Elvira Madigan. She meets Lieutenant Sixten Sparre, a Swedish officer who is married and has two children. They both decide to run away, but since Sixten deserted the army, he cannot find any job and the couple encounters many hardships. Moreover, while on the run, Sixten meets a friend who tries to convince him to come back to his country and family.

An aspiring young writer lives in a bleak working class block in the late 1930s.

Following his manifesto for a new Swedish cinema, director Widerberg started his career with this realist tale of young woman, Britt, who has two flings, but finds herself with difficult decisions when she finds herself pregnant.

A tv adaptation of Strindberg's drama "Miss Julie". The count's daughter Julie and Jean Butler, meet in the kitchen during the Midsummer night. Julie flirts with Jean, even though she is engaged to Jean seduces her. Oh wow, what will dad say? Class struggle and gender struggle in the usual Strindberg.

"Goodness" takes the pulse of the "spirit" of greed, selfishness, the worship of Mammon, a master class on the return, bonuses, risk capitalists and the privatisations of the public, the emergence of a new class society with increasing inequality, exclusion, and increasing violence. In short: a film about the loss of the common. Thommy Berggren is involved in the role of the miser, and himself, together with economists and social analysts, as well as a couple of English professors, Richard Wilkinson and Kate Picket.

Based on the novel by Maria Gripe, this is the story of two children, Klas and Klara, growing up in the poor Swedish countryside of the mid-19th century. Their father Albert is a glass-blower, famous for his beautiful vases, but still unable to earn enough money for his wife Sofia and the children. At a spring fair a distinguished gentleman arrives and buys all of Albert's glassware. After this nothing will be the same again. Klas and Klara are kidnapped and taken to a strange castle...