Free entry At this preview, directors Alexander Rynéus and Per Bifrost, as well as producer Andreas Emanuelsson from Iris Film AB and Project and program manager Filmpool Nord on tour Lena Callne will visit for a conversation after the film!
Film length: 1 hour 35 minutes
In a small mining town in northern Sweden, we witness a melancholic, humorous and at times absurd last era of a place. Beneath the town's fading streets, one of the world's largest underground iron ore mines spreads out - an engine for both prosperity and disappearance.
The film is about farewell, change and the transience of life, told through the experiences of some of the town's last inhabitants. As the town approaches its last days, it becomes a stage for deeply personal stories of loss, transition and memory, conveyed through a kaleidoscope of moments.
We would like to thank the collaboration with Tempo Documentary Festival, Filmpool Nord on tour and Artic Film Festival for making this screening possible!