Short Film Review: “Michael Solace” Contemplates Selling Out and Selling His Soul
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Josefin Nilsson - Love Me for Who I Am
Singer and actress Josefin Nilsson, from Gotland, packed a great deal into her life. Yet, she did not get the chance to tell her own story before her unexpected death in February 2016. Josefin had been working on a book, as well as song lyrics and original music—efforts intended both to help others and to find personal liberation. This year, she would have turned 50. The film features contributions from, among others, Josefin’s sister Marie Nilsson-Lind, fellow Ainbusk members Annelie Roswall and Bittis Jakobsson, Babben Larsson, Benny Andersson, Hannes Holm, Björn Kjellman, Felicia Feldt, and Tommy Körberg.
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Singer and actress Josefin Nilsson, from Gotland, packed a great deal into her life. Yet, she did not get the chance to tell her own story before her unexpected death in February 2016. Josefin had been working on a book, as well as song lyrics and original music—efforts intended both to help others and to find personal liberation. This year, she would have turned 50. The film features contributions from, among others, Josefin’s sister Marie Nilsson-Lind, fellow Ainbusk members Annelie Roswall and Bittis Jakobsson, Babben Larsson, Benny Andersson, Hannes Holm, Björn Kjellman, Felicia Feldt, and Tommy Körberg.
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:SVT Dokumentär
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