Dom över död man

20122012
UnratedUnrated
2h 6min

6.1/10

A story based on the life of journalist Torgny Segerstedt, who alerted the Swedish public to the threat of Fascism in the 1930s.A story based on the life of journalist Torgny Segerstedt, who alerted the Swedish public to the threat of Fascism in the 1930s.A story based on the life of journalist Torgny Segerstedt, who alerted the Swedish public to the threat of Fascism in the 1930s.

6.1/10

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Director
- Jan Troell
Writers
- Kenne Fant(book)
- Klaus Rifbjerg(screenplay)
- Jan Troell(screenplay)
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Awards
- 3 wins & 6 nominations

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Pernilla August in Dom över död man (2012)

Björn Granath in Dom över död man (2012)

Director
- Jan Troell
Writers
- Kenne Fant(book)
- Klaus Rifbjerg(screenplay)
- Jan Troell(screenplay)
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Torgny Segerstedt was one of the leading journalists in Sweden in the 20th century. He fought a one man battle against Hitler and the Nazi regime until his death in 1945 and during these tumultuous times his private life was marked by a world in chaos, as he falls in love with his friend's wife while married himself. THE LAST SENTENCE weaves together the story of a psychological love story with a portrayal of the political situation Sweden found itself in during the Second World War. A gripping, dramatic and poetic tale about a man, who could not be silenced. —Filmlance International

eastern europe journalist 1930s world war two 1940s

Taglines
- On the man who challenged the Third Reich.
Genres
- Biography
- Drama
Certificate
- Unrated
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Trivia
This is the second movie in which Jesper Christensen and Pernilla August are parts in a wife-husband-mistress triangle. Here Pernilla August is the mistress, in Drabet (2005) she was the wife.

Goofs
In the movie at a party which is supposed to take place 1938 the swedish song "Hur har du det med kärleken idag?" is played and also sung by the character Maja Forssman. This song is from 1945 and was then made popular by the famous swedish artist Ulla Billquist.

Top review

3/10

Jan Troell makes any movie as boring as watching paint dry

Jesper Christensen with his Danish accent isn't very credible in his role as the Swedish newspaperman Torgny Segerstedt, famous for his uncompromising anti-Nazi stance. And could Jan Troell be any more boring director? Instead of making a movie about a man who stould up for liberty and against nazism to a great cost for himself, the director Troell just zeros in on his personal life and mistresses.

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