Året var 1964 2014
Step back to 1964 with Jonas Fohlin's vibrant historical documentary Året var 1964 (2014), a 60-minute time capsule that revives a year when Sweden felt poised between tradition and transformation.
Director: Jonas Fohlin
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Året var 1964 (2014) about?
Året var 1964 transports viewers to a pivotal year in Swedish history, blending cultural milestones and political events into a vivid snapshot of 1964. The film traces how Sweden navigated global Cold War currents while embracing domestic shifts in media, fashion, and technology.
Who directed Året var 1964?
Jonas Fohlin directed Året var 1964, crafting a documentary that balances historical detail with intimate storytelling.
Who stars in Året var 1964?
The film features Jonas Fohlin, Maria Johansson, and Birger Ekstedt, alongside archival appearances by Tage Erlander and Nikita Khrushchev.
Is Året var 1964 (2014) worth watching?
As a concise history lesson alive with personality, Året var 1964 is a rewarding watch for fans of Swedish culture and documentary storytelling. Its tight runtime and sharp focus make it an accessible yet insightful journey through a single, pivotal year.
How long is Året var 1964?
Året var 1964 runs for 60 minutes.
About Året var 1964 (2014) — A 1960s Sweden Yearbook Brought to Life on Film
Step back to 1964 with Jonas Fohlin's vibrant historical documentary Året var 1964 (2014), a 60-minute time capsule that revives a year when Sweden felt poised between tradition and transformation. Directed by Fohlin himself, the film weaves together archival moments and personal recollections to capture a nation caught between Cold War tension and domestic change. From the launch of Astrid Lindgren's beloved TV series Vi på Saltkråkan to the arrival of Nikita Khrushchev and the rise of long-haired men's fashion, each scene pulses with the restless energy of a decade on the brink.
Sweden in 1964 saw its first automotive safety tests, the founding of the KDS, and a quiet revolution in everyday life led by ordinary Swedes. With a dynamic blend of documentary realism and nostalgic warmth, Året var 1964 (2014) delivers a rich portrait of a single year that still resonates today.