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A music documentary about the Nazi looting and purging of Jewish musical life during the 1930s and 1940s. The film follows conductor Sofia Winiarski as she works to stage the production "Stolen Music" (*Stulen musik*) at Folkoperan in Stockholm. It highlights music by Jewish composers whom the Nazis systematically sought to erase from music history. In her search for surviving works, Sofia travels to Warsaw to uncover sheet music and lyrical fragments in the archives. For Sofia, this is both a professional and a personal journey.
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A music documentary about the Nazi looting and purging of Jewish musical life during the 1930s and 1940s. The film follows conductor Sofia Winiarski as she works to stage the production "Stolen Music" (*Stulen musik*) at Folkoperan in Stockholm. It highlights music by Jewish composers whom the Nazis systematically sought to erase from music history. In her search for surviving works, Sofia travels to Warsaw to uncover sheet music and lyrical fragments in the archives. For Sofia, this is both a professional and a personal journey.
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Genre:Documentary, Music, History
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Studio:SVT Dokumentär
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Benjamin Wolff
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Sofia Winiarski
Self
Anders Rydell
Self
Magnus Roosmann
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Tuvalisa Rangström
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Magda Wójcik
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Karolina Mikolajczak
Self - Musiker
Iwo Jedynecki
Self - Musiker
Josef Alin
Self - Musiker
Kristina Ebbersten
Self - Musiker
Karolina Weber Ekdahl
Self - Musiker
Ami-Louise Johnsson
Self - Musiker
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