EVENTS CALENDAR

A week with over 130 program points around Stockholm!

This year Tempo’s theme is Family and the program is filled with interesting touches in the innermost sphere.

The word family can be sensitive, arouse thoughts of security and community but also a sense of disappointment. Missing a family or not having a supportive family around when needed. This year’s theme puts the family under control. How can we look at an extended family concept? The biological family is one thing, but for many the self-elected family is just as important, if not more important.

PROGRAM OF THE YEAR: www.tempofestival.se

TICKETS: Pre-sale takes place at www.tempofestival.se/billetter/ or via the link here in the event.

During the festival, the ticket booths open one hour before the first show at each showroom and close when the last show starts.

Tempo is Sweden’s largest festival for documentary expression. Since its founding in 1998, documentaries from all over the world have been presented that would otherwise not reach a Swedish audience. Tempo provides a unique forum to collectively present documentary works across genre boundaries.

NOTE 15 year limit on all our films.

Last spring, the first part of the album “Mi Amor” was released and in conjunction with the album’s second and final part being released this year, Miriam Bryant embarks on a long tour across the country. The tour will be the most comprehensive so far in her career.

Everyone knows that she has the voice, the star status and the charisma at this point. In the album “Mi Amor”, Miriam Bryant shows new sides of herself and her artistry. The album is recorded completely analogously to live instruments and for the first time Miriam sings newly written own material in Swedish; songs written together with Jocke Berg, Veronica Maggio, Adam Olenius and Maja Francis to name just a few. The release includes acclaimed singles such as “Down / Up”, “You With You” and “Blåmerkkshaart (Mi Amor)” – all of which have been widely streamed and played on the radio. Aftonbladet handed out four plus and did it with words like:

“An important and poignant self-portrait in a time when our lives must always seem perfect. Bryant is not afraid of being broken. She always sings with a sense of spontaneity, like taking the words straight from the notes in the phone or diary. “