Skate x Punk x Art - Documentaries (Bio, Sunday 16.08.2026)
Headache after all the huzzle on Saturday? Opt in with a chill day at Södran, Mejeriets own cozy movie theatre, where we’re screening two short films and one documentary.
DOORS: 13:30 STARTS: 14:00
Jag tror att orden har saknat mig (I think the words have missed me)**
PREMIERE!
A dreamlike and poetic short film about the emotions surrounding the creation of music. A deeply personal story about the creative process, written by musician Thomas Jonsson. The rush. The anxiety. That thing which sometimes seems to stand in one’s way, yet is also the very essence of it all. Life.
Thomas Jonsson, also known as I’m Kingfisher, is a musician acclaimed both in Sweden and internationally who has released several albums. Thomas has also contributed to a number of songs by other musicians.
Length: 06:35 min Language: Swedish Subtitles: English
Cinomatographer: Futuro Berg Fredes, Armin Pendek, Vivien Yue Production: Christian Skog
Åse
What is a 74-year-old woman doing in a mobility scooter with two dogs at the skate park? Is it her past haunting her, or is it something else? What is Åse’s story?
The award-winning short documentary “Åse” by Nino Saldes Åkerström is a moving story from Lund. A film for all ages about community at a time when we’re becoming increasingly isolated.
Length: 13 min Language: Swedish Subtitles: English
Director: Nino Saldes Åkerström Cinomatographer: Filippo Pelicani Production: Josefine Rosenqvist
Click:Click
Click Click, a documentary by filmmaker Phil Evans on the career of Malmö's legendary skate photographer Nils Svensson, whose work we’re showing at the festival.
The film spans over three decades and documents the ever evolving Malmö skate scene and the many characters that have emerged from the city's DIY culture.
Made in collaboration with Polar Skate Co. & Fujifilm.
Length: 52 min Language: English Subtitles. English
Director: Phil Evans Cinematographer: Phil Evans Production: Pontus Alv, Karl Löweberg
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The event is funded by Lund City and Heja Lund!.