Hotet Mot Demokratin - om Göteborgskravallerna 2001
Release Date: 2002-01-27
Overview: On June 14, 2001, during the ongoing EU summit, the police surrounds Gothenburg political center. This is the prelude to the most violent confrontations between police and protesters in Sweden for decades. The threat to democracy is a film about the events that preceded what is increasingly starting to resemble a major assault on democracy. The film follows the preparation of the extra-parliamentary left for the protests against the summit and reflects thoughts and ideas on how, as an individual and a collective, one can make his voice heard in today's society.
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Cast
Hans Abrahamsson
as Self/Peace & Conflict Researcher
Annika Tigeryd
as Self
Helena Tagesson
as Self
Örjan Bergsten
as Self
Göran Johansson
as Chairman of the Municipal Board, Gothenburg
Crew
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Ruben Broman - Camera Operator
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Laurence Zaccheus - Camera Operator
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Oskar Sjödin - Director
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Jakob Åberg - Camera Operator
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Frans Hutha-Karlsson - Camera Operator
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