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Editor: the Beekeeper Shows What Swedish Film Can Be

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Karlskoga's son Marcus Carlsson has had a huge success with his new film The Beekeeper this week. The fine and delicate portrait of grief is carried by Adam Lundgren and Hedvig Nilsson's fantastic interpretations. The film sold out immediately at the Gothenburg Film Festival and rightly so.
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Editor: the Beekeeper Shows What Swedish Film Can Be

Karlskoga's son Marcus Carlsson has had a huge success with his new film The Beekeeper this week. The fine and delicate portrait of grief is carried by Adam Lundgren and Hedvig Nilsson's fantastic interpretations. The film sold out immediately at the Gothenburg Film Festival and rightly so.

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kt-kuriren.se broke the news in on Thursday, January 29, 2026.
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