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The Freethinker 

The film portrays the Swedish playwright, novelist, poet, essayist and painter August Strindberg's life 1849-1912. Through his extensive correspondence and literary production, from the supposed first work, the drama "The Free Thinker" (1869), to the posthumously published "The Occult Diary" (published 1977 ). But also his three wives, Siri von Essen, Frida Uhl and Harriet Bosse, and the children Karin, Greta and Hans are given space in the film. The unpublished first drama "The Free Thinker", depicts a young man forced to break with family and tradition to follow his conscience and ideals, becomes a prophecy about the author's own life.
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The film portrays the Swedish playwright, novelist, poet, essayist and painter August Strindberg's life 1849-1912. Through his extensive correspondence and literary production, from the supposed first work, the drama "The Free Thinker" (1869), to the posthumously published "The Occult Diary" (published 1977 ). But also his three wives, Siri von Essen, Frida Uhl and Harriet Bosse, and the children Karin, Greta and Hans are given space in the film. The unpublished first drama "The Free Thinker", depicts a young man forced to break with family and tradition to follow his conscience and ideals, becomes a prophecy about the author's own life.

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Genre:History, Drama
Directed By:Ria Busch, Fredrik Heurlin, Stefan Norlin, Thérèse Ferry, Ziskas Szemes, Åsa Wendel, Göran Bäuerle, Mats Gustavsson, Niklas Westergren, Ann Duroj, Jan-Anders Hansson, Charlie Kristiansson, Robert Stengård, Pauli Saastamoinen, Saman Ali, Hedvig Blidberg, Maryn Eales, Annika Hallström, Helen Walhgren, Eva Bowden, Peter Lindnér, Åsa Hoflin, Daniel Strömberg, Peter Watkins
Written By:Peter Watkins, Charlie Kristiansson, Niklas Westergren
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Runtime:276 minutes
Studio:Arbetarnas Bildningsförbund, Nordens Biskops-Arnö folkhögskola, Svenska Filminstitutet

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Ria Busch, Fredrik Heurlin, Stefan Norlin, Thérèse Ferry, Ziskas Szemes, Åsa Wendel, Göran Bäuerle, Mats Gustavsson, Niklas Westergren, Ann Duroj, Jan-Anders Hansson, Charlie Kristiansson, Robert Stengård, Pauli Saastamoinen, Saman Ali, Hedvig Blidberg, Maryn Eales, Annika Hallström, Helen Walhgren, Eva Bowden, Peter Lindnér, Åsa Hoflin, Daniel Strömberg, Peter Watkins

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Anders Mattsson

August Strindberg

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Lena Settervall

Siri von Essen

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Roland Borgström

Carl-Oskar Strindberg

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Ingela Berger

Ulrika Eleonora Strindberg

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Torsten Föllinger

August Strindberg (Old)

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Mikael Rubbestad

August Strindberg (12 Years Old)

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Emil Eriksson

August Strindberg (7 Years Old)

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Karin Rubbestad

Eva Karlsson

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Camilla Lindberg

Karin Strindberg (14 Years Old)

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Karin Jansson

Karin Strindberg (8 Years Old)

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Sofi Holt

Greta Strindberg (6 Years Old)

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