Story's Guldbagge Awards

Clockwise, from top left: At Night I Fly director Michel Wenzer being congratulated right after winning Best Documentary, actress Lo Kauppi - who took the award in name of Michel and gave his thank you-speech - and At Night I Fly producer Tobias Janson with the Guldbagge Award, Black Power Mixtape editor Hanna Lejonqvist together with producer Annika Rogell receiving the award for Best Editing - an award shared with director and editor Göran Olsson, who unfortunately couldn't attend the ceremonies due to a teaching stint at the film school in Cuba. Annika Rogell also took the honors for Ahmir Questlove Thompson and Om'Mas Keith in receiving the award for Best Music.

The awarding of the Guldbagge for Best Documentary to At Night I Fly: 
 

See the awarding of the Guldbagge for Best Editing to Black Power Mixtape here: link (SVT Play)

See the awarding of the Guldbagge for Best Music to Black Power Mixtape here: link (SVT Play)

Both At Night I Fly and Black Power Mixtape awarded Guldbagges

At Night I Fly awarded Guldbagge for Best Documentary. Black Power Mixtape awarded for Best Music and Best Editing.

The Black Power Mixtape, directed by Göran Olsson and produced by Annika Rogell, is a compilation feature documentary film that displays the story of the African-American community between 1967 and 1975. It screened in cinemas in Sweden, the US and the UK and is currently screening in French and German cinemas. It has previously won the Sundance World Cinema Editing Documentary Award.

At Night I Fly is a feature-length documentary by director Michel Wenzer and produced by Tobias Janson. Wenzer, over a timespan of 10 years, filmed the poetic and artistic efforts of life-sentenced inmates at New Folsom Prison, California. The documentary has been screened at festivals throughout Europe and in Swedish cinemas.

Love During Wartime releases in Swedish cinemas

Documentary screens in Stockholm, Göteborg and Malmö.

Love During Wartime, Gabriella Bier's documentary about the efforts of the Israeli-Palestinian couple Jasmin and Osama to try and live together in a world that isn't inclined to let them, will release in Swedish cinemas from January 19 onwards. Many special screening events - including Q&A's with Gabriella Bier, Jasmin and Osama - are planned. See the film's official website (link) for more information.

In Stockholm, the documentary has its official Swedish cinema premiere in Bio Rio on January 19, and screens on January 20, 21 and 22, as well as February 21.

In Göteborg and Malmö, the screening dates are January 24 & 25 in Bio Roy and January 27 & 28 in Bio Spegeln, respectively.

Love During Wartime is Gabriella Bier's first feature-length documentary and has been shown at numerous international film festivals, including Tribeca, Copenhagen DOX and the Göteborg International Film Festval.

At Night I Fly premieres in Swedish cinemas

10 years in the making, Michel Wenzer's At Night I Fly finally sees its official Swedish cinema release in Stockholm, Göteborg, Malmö, Lund, Uppsala and Umeå on November 25.

SvD: "Fascinerande" (5 out of 6, link)
Dagens Nyheter: "Elegant fängelsereportage blir en lovsång till konsten" (4 out of 5, link)
Expressen: "Intressanta och gripande dokumentären" (link)

More info on the film's official website or on Facebook.