From left to right: Author Martin Bengtsson, director Ronnie Sandahl, and actor Erik Enge pose for a portrait after the film Tigers was selected as Sweden's pick to send to the Oscars. Foto: Brett Ascarelli / Ekot Radio Sweden
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Male vulnerability in focus in Sweden's Oscar hopeful for 2022

Publicerad 21 okt 2021 · kl 15:47 · 3:13 min
  • Sweden's entry to the Oscars was announced this morning to be Tigers, a drama about a rising soccer star who gets bought by Inter Milan.
  • The story is loosely based on the autobiography I Skuggan av San Siro, written by the former footballer Martin Bengtsson.
  • Bengtsson and his long-time friend Ronnie Sandahl, who directed the film, tell Radio Sweden about why it's important to talk about male vulnerability and how working on the movie affected their friendship.
Brett Ascarellibrett.ascarelli@sverigesradio.seRadio SwedenAnsvarig utgivare: Klas Wolf-Watz

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