Titlebook: Swedish Children’s Cinema; History, Ideology an Malena Janson Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive li

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Foolish Fathers in Swedish Family Film: Involved Fatherhood and Middle-Class Masculinity as Spectacll shift towards child-centredness, where men are increasingly expected to be involved, emotionally present, and spend time with their children. However, fathers in the Sune films are depicted as foolish as they try to portray themselves as more involved fathers than they actually are. The foolishnes

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‘The movie ended quite well, but not that well, and I liked that because that’s how it is in realityirected norm-breaking theatre plays of high artistic quality for young audiences. She has also directed two children’s films, . (1996) and . (2016), both of which were initially banned for audience members under 15 years of age by the Swedish Media Council. This chapter focuses on these films but al

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Audiovisual Empathy: Adopting a Child’s Perspective in Children’s Cinema consistent child’s perspective in cinema for children. In the pursuit of depicting the world as perceived by a child, films such as ., ., and . borrow aesthetics from art cinema, resulting in a narrative and cognitive ambiguity unusual for children’s cinema. For instance, without marking the shift

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Per Åhlin: The Master of Swedish Animationnal audience. Thanks to his consistent output, characteristic style, and engaging stories, Åhlin’s work has become almost synonymous with Swedish animation and is still seen and loved by new generations of kids. Among his most beloved and admired films is the adventure tale . (1974), which mixes liv

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