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It is that time of the year again, to welcome back the Stockholm International Film Festival. This year the festival can finally welcome people in cinemas and it will be premiering 100 films from 48 countries in both cinemas and digitally on Festival on Demand. The festival takes place November 10-21 and opens with Parallel Mothers by the legendary director Pedro Almodóvar.

You can find this year’s program here.

YLC was invited to the press conference and program reveal, read our article with all the highlights of this year’s film festival here!

It is that time of the year again, to welcome back the Stockholm International Film Festival. This year the festival can finally welcome people in cinemas and it will be premiering 100 films from 48 countries in both cinemas and digitally on Festival on Demand. The festival takes place November 10-21 and opens with Parallel Mothers by the legendary director Pedro Almodóvar.

You can find this year’s program here.

YLC was invited to the press conference and program reveal, read our article with all the highlights of this year’s film festival here!

It is that time of the year again, to welcome back the Stockholm International Film Festival. This year the festival can finally welcome people in cinemas and it will be premiering 100 films from 48 countries in both cinemas and digitally on Festival on Demand. The festival takes place November 10-21 and opens with Parallel Mothers by the legendary director Pedro Almodóvar.

You can find this year’s program here.

YLC was invited to the press conference and program reveal, read our article with all the highlights of this year’s film festival here!

Two exclusive evenings with concerts, talks and their own short film “PS I hate you” can be experienced live with Miriam at Rigoletto in Stockholm on 17 and 18 November and they will also be broadcasted live at Filmstadens cinemas across the country. On November 19, Miriam Bryant will release the long-awaited album “P.S I Hate You”, her first in four years.

“Hello to you out there, now so!!! Now we have finally arranged so that everyone who wants to join my release party – watch the film and see us perform the album live for the first time will be able to do so. At the nearest cinema. Hope to see you” says Miriam Bryant.

It is that time of the year again, to welcome back the Stockholm International Film Festival. This year the festival can finally welcome people in cinemas and it will be premiering 100 films from 48 countries in both cinemas and digitally on Festival on Demand. The festival takes place November 10-21 and opens with Parallel Mothers by the legendary director Pedro Almodóvar.

You can find this year’s program here.

YLC was invited to the press conference and program reveal, read our article with all the highlights of this year’s film festival here!

Two exclusive evenings with concerts, talks and their own short film “PS I hate you” can be experienced live with Miriam at Rigoletto in Stockholm on 17 and 18 November and they will also be broadcasted live at Filmstadens cinemas across the country. On November 19, Miriam Bryant will release the long-awaited album “P.S I Hate You”, her first in four years.

“Hello to you out there, now so!!! Now we have finally arranged so that everyone who wants to join my release party – watch the film and see us perform the album live for the first time will be able to do so. At the nearest cinema. Hope to see you” says Miriam Bryant.

It is that time of the year again, to welcome back the Stockholm International Film Festival. This year the festival can finally welcome people in cinemas and it will be premiering 100 films from 48 countries in both cinemas and digitally on Festival on Demand. The festival takes place November 10-21 and opens with Parallel Mothers by the legendary director Pedro Almodóvar.

You can find this year’s program here.

YLC was invited to the press conference and program reveal, read our article with all the highlights of this year’s film festival here!

It is that time of the year again, to welcome back the Stockholm International Film Festival. This year the festival can finally welcome people in cinemas and it will be premiering 100 films from 48 countries in both cinemas and digitally on Festival on Demand. The festival takes place November 10-21 and opens with Parallel Mothers by the legendary director Pedro Almodóvar.

You can find this year’s program here.

YLC was invited to the press conference and program reveal, read our article with all the highlights of this year’s film festival here!

It is that time of the year again, to welcome back the Stockholm International Film Festival. This year the festival can finally welcome people in cinemas and it will be premiering 100 films from 48 countries in both cinemas and digitally on Festival on Demand. The festival takes place November 10-21 and opens with Parallel Mothers by the legendary director Pedro Almodóvar.

You can find this year’s program here.

YLC was invited to the press conference and program reveal, read our article with all the highlights of this year’s film festival here!