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Elisabeth Ohlson: Ecce Homo och sista självporträttet
When photographer Elisabeth Ohlson suffered from severe stomach cancer, it was difficult for friend and documentary filmmaker Joakim Lindhé to complete the film he had previously started about her. The result was a close documentary about the woman behind the controversial exhibition "Ecce Homo" (1998), where Jesus was depicted among homosexuals.
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When photographer Elisabeth Ohlson suffered from severe stomach cancer, it was difficult for friend and documentary filmmaker Joakim Lindhé to complete the film he had previously started about her. The result was a close documentary about the woman behind the controversial exhibition "Ecce Homo" (1998), where Jesus was depicted among homosexuals.
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