Freud's Leaving Home
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The film follows a girl, Freud, from Sweden who comes from a Jewish family, and it became the first feature film in Sweden to depict Swedish-Jewish culture[1]
Cast
- Ghita Nørby ... Rosha Cohen
- Gunilla Röör ... Freud
- Palle Granditsky ... Ruben Cohen
- Philip Zandén ... David Cohen
- Jessica Zandén ... Deborah Cohen
- Peter Andersson ... Adrian
- Stina Ekblad ... Nurse
- Nils Eklund ... Herman
- Basia Frydman ... Vera
- Pierre Fränckel ... Max
- Peter Stormare ... Berra
- Johan Rabaeus ... Dr. Lundgren
- Torgny Anderberg ... Chicken Customer
- Lottie Ejebrant ... Party Woman
Awards
Won
- 1992 Angers European First Film Festival:
- Audience Award - (Susanne Bier)
- C.I.C.A.E. Award - (Susanne Bier)
- 1992 Bodil Awards:
- Best Actress - (Ghita Nørby)
- 1992 Créteil International Women's Film Festival:
- Grand Prix Award - (Susanne Bier)
- 1992 European Film Awards:
- Best Supporting Actress - (Ghita Nørby)
- 1992 Guldbagge Awards:[2]
- Best Actress - (Gunilla Röör)
- 1991 Montréal World Film Festival:
- Special Mention - (Susanne Bier)
- 1992 Robert Festival:
- Best Actress - (Ghita Nørby)
- Best Screenplay - (Marianne Goldman)
- Best Supporting Actress - (Jessica Zandén)
Nominated
- 1992 Guldbagge Awards:[2]
- Best Actress - (Ghita Nørby)
- Best Director - (Susanne Bier)
- Best Screenplay - (Marianne Goldman)
References
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- Lua error in Module:WikidataCheck at line 28: attempt to index field 'wikibase' (a nil value). Freud's Leaving Home at IMDb
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