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Critical documentary about urban planning in the city of Stockholm. Made by students at the Swedish Film Institute's film school. The film created a great debate in Swedish media and especially between the film institute's CEO Harry Schein and the filmmakers.
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Critical documentary about urban planning in the city of Stockholm. Made by students at the Swedish Film Institute's film school. The film created a great debate in Swedish media and especially between the film institute's CEO Harry Schein and the filmmakers.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Ann-Charlotte Hult, Staffan Hedqvist, Lena Ewert, Olle Jeppson
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Runtime:78 minutes
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Ann-Charlotte Hult, Olle Jeppson, Lena Ewert, Staffan Hedqvist
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Tomas Atmer
överingenjör på Stadsbyggnadskontoret
Nils Hallerby
borgarråd
Göran Sidenbladh
stadsbyggnadsdirektör
Folke Kristensson
professor vid Handelshögskolan
Albert Aronson
direktör i AB Svenska Bostäder
Hjalmar Mehr
borgarråd
Bror Engström
stadsfullmäktigemedlem i Nacka
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