English Titles E
- Eagle Hunter's Son, The, Sweden/Germany, 2009
- Early Man, Great Britain, France, 2018
- Earth Is Blue as an Orange, The, Ukraine, Lithuania, 2020
- East End Angels, Norway, 2010
- Eat Sleep Die, Sweden, 2012
- Echo, The, Germany, Mexico, 2023
- Eddie & Snooper, Finland, 2011
- Eden, Finland, 2020
- Edhel, Italy, 2017
- Eep!, Netherlands, 2009
- Ego, Sweden, 2013
- Egon & Dönci, Hungary, 2007
- Eight Mountains, The, Italy, Belgium, France, Great Britain, 2022
- Eighty Letters, Czech Republic, 2010
- El Cid, the Legend, Spain, 2003
- Elaha, Germany, 2023
- Elbow, Germany, Turkey, France, 2024
- Elcano & Magallan: The First Voyage around the World, Spain, 2019
- Eldra, Great Britain, 2001
- Elementary, France, 2016
- Elementary Loves, Italy, Russia, 2014
- Eleonore's Secret, France, 2009
- Elephant and the Butterfly, The, Belgium, 2017
- Elephant Queen, The, Great Britain, Kenya, 2018
- Elfkins, The – Baking a Difference, Germany, 2019
- Elias and the Hunt for the Treasure in the Sea, Norway, 2010
- Elias and the Royal Yacht, Norway, 2007
- Elina – As if I wasn’t There, Sweden, Finland, 2002
- Eliot & Me, Ireland, 2012
- Ella & Alex – A Surprise Birthday Party, Finland, 2011
- Ella and Friends, Finland, 2012
- Ella and Friends 2, Finland, 2013
- Ella Bella Bingo, Norway, 2020
- Elvis & Onerva, Finland, 2019
- Ember Glow, Germany, 2015
- Emerald Green, Germany, 2015
- Emil and Ida of Lönneberga (aka: That Boy Emil), Sweden, 2013
- Emil and the Detectives, Germany, 2001
- Emilie Jolie, France, 2011
- Emma and Daniel - The Meeting, Sweden, 2003
- EMPEROR'S SECRET, THE , Finland, 2007
- En Garde, Germany, 2004
- Enchanted Otter, The, Germany, 2004
- Enclave, Serbia & Germany, 2015
- End of Silence, The, France, Austria, 2011
- End of the World, The, Portugal, 2013
- Enough!, Netherlands, 2016
- Eric in the Land of Insects, Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, 2004
- Erik Stoneheart, Estonia, Luxembourg, Finland, Latvia, 2022
- Erlprince, The, Poland, 2016
- Ernest & Célestine, Belgium, France, Luxembourg, 2012
- Ernest & Célestine: A Trip to Gibberitia, France, Luxembourg, 2022
- Eskil & Trinidad, Sweden, 2013
- Eternal Summer, Sweden, 2015
- Ethel and Ernest, Great Britain, Luxembourg, 2016
- Europa, Italy, Iran, USA, 2021
- Europe 5 Days, Germany, Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania, 2015
- Eve & Adam - Four Birthdays and a Fiasco, Sweden, 2001
- Eve and Adam, Norway, 2020
- Even Bigger Slime Movie, The, Netherlands, 2021
- Even Mice Belong in Heaven, Czech Republic, France, Poland, Slovak Republic, 2021
- Everybody Dies But Me, Russia, 2008
- Everybody Sometimes Falls, Switzerland, 2012
- Everyday Heroes, France, 2017
- Everyone has a Summer, Poland, 2020
- Everyone Loves Alice, Sweden, 2002
- Everything Will Change, Germany, Netherlands, 2021
- Evil, Sweden, 2003
- Excursion, Bosnia-Herzegowina, Croatia, Serbia, France, Norway, Qatar, 2023
- Excursionist, The, Lithuania, 2013
- Exit, Norway, 2018
- Exit Marrakech, Germany, 2013
- Exodus, Sweden, 2023
- Exploits of Moominpappa – Adventures of a Young Moomin, The, Finland, Poland, 2021
- Eye of the Eagle, Denmark, 1996
- Ezra, France/Nigeria/Austria, 2007
Evil
Original title: Ondskan
Sweden, 2003
Director: Håfström, Mikael
Production company: Moviola Film & Television AB
Co-producers: Nordisk Film, TV4
Age recommendation: 14 years and up
Synopsis:
16-year-old Erik’s life is tainted by violence and conflict. When he is expelled from school, he is sent to the boarding school Stjärnsberg as a last chance to break free from his old life and continue his studies. But Stjärnsberg is hardly a refuge – here evil is systemized in the form of a condoned oppression of younger students by the older ones. Can Erik revolt against the harrassments without breaking the rules and risking being expelled? Can he maintain dignity without being drawn into the violent spiral that is threatening his entire future? Evil is a story
of violence and the way through it – but also about genuine friendship and the beginnings of love.
Marketing strategies:
Based on the best-selling autobiography of Jan Guillou. In Sweden the film had more than ome million admissions and was the most successfull domestic film in 2003.
Festivals:
Malmö 2004, Swedish entry for Oscar 2004
Website: www.filmnytt.com/ondskan
World sales address/es:
TrustNordisk Int. Sales (DK)
Sold to:
MFA+-Filmverleih (D)