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Magnus Gertten
SE DK NO PL DE 2011 58' 76'
⚬ History ⚬ Human Interest
In Spring 1945 the Red Cross liberated over 30.000 concentration camp survivors and rescued them to peaceful Sweden. 3 survivors and their helpers recount the amazing story of how the city of Malmö mobilized to take care of them and helped them start over again. A film about dealing with war memories, the importance of a helping hand and finding a “harbour of hope”.
Director | Magnus Gertten |
Producers | Lennart Ström, Magnus Gertten |
Executive Producers | Lennart Ström, Marek Nowowijewski |
Production Company | Auto Images |
Co-Production Companies | Bullitt Film, KinoPravda, Bow and Axe Entertainment, Eikon Media, Film i Skåne, SVT, TVP |
Cinematography | Jon Rudberg |
Editor | Jesper Osmund |
Music | Magnus Jarlbo |
Krakow FF 2012 |
Thessaloniki IDFF 2012 |
Movies on War 2012 |
Bafici 2013 |
UK Jewish FF London 2013 |
| Runtime | 58' 76' |
| Spoken Languages | Swedish, English, German |
| Production Countries | Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Poland, Germany |
Magnus Gertten, director and producer, previously TV- and radio journalist, has directed a number of award-winning documentaries including ROLLING LIKE A STONE, A THOUSAND PIECES, HARBOUR OF HOPE, LONG DISTANCE LOVE. Magnus started the production company Auto Images together with Stefan Berg in 1998.
