Filmverkstan Movies

Three delusional drunks talk nonsense about the people around them.

A group of independent filmmakers in Sweden brought together this anthology about homosexuality and homophobia.

Greger Olsson and his wife are expecting their first child and she wants to buy a stroller, but Greger has other plans.

About Kurosawa, the moon, the ecosystem collapse, and Eva.

A poetic study of thirst. Stylized images of flowing water and the face of a young woman flowing past as in a metaphysical dream. The magic and clarit...

The Matusita house has been abandoned in the center of Lima for 50 years. A haunted house where all Lima's accidents are said to be housed. Some upper...

A collage film and a journey through the Swedish landscape, traversing stellar distances in units of 5878 trillion miles. It is a film acutely in the...

One day at a holiday home for the disabled in Hammerdal, Jämtland, depicted in clay animation and with authentic sound from the home that the film tel...

About the competition of new technology with traditional ways.

The Earth Man, a small clay figurine, lives in a small town in Anatolia in Turkey. But he dreams of going to Europe and finally arrives in Sweden. In...

Hedman’s first films that are preserved (the early production on Super-8 is lost) are graphic-rich audio-visual studies, eg. 'A Semiotic Study of Unlo...

Short art film with animations starting with a rhinoceros

Tosun's short animation is an allegory of imposed boundaries. The film was made with the support of Filmverkstan, which became one of the most importa...

Portrays people who live in a high-rise but dream they were somewhere else. The visual anarchism of animation technology enables all dreams to come tr...

An animation painting recurring themes accompanied by an associative soundscape. Our companion through the sequences is a fly that appears in the imag...

The young Greek filmmaker Menelaos Carayannis made some films for the Film Works before returning to Athens and establishing himself as a documentary...

Helena Lindgren's film begins with her grandmother recounting how she was ashamed when she got her first period. Then follows a film collage in which...