Hip Hip Hora! (Teresa Fabik, 2004) DAN.srt
-
Alex Nicolaou (1) -
Anne Charlotte Robertson (1) -
Benjamin Rocher (1) -
Blaine Cade (1) -
Brett Pierce (1) -
Burr Steers (1) -
Carl Bessai (1) -
Casey Walker (1) -
Claude Barras (1) -
Corbin Bernsen (1) -
Dan O'Bannon (1) -
David Gebroe (1) -
David Irving (1) -
Glasgow Phillips (1) -
Gregg Bishop (1) -
Henry Hobson (1) -
Howard McCain (1) -
James Glenn Dudelson (1) -
Jason Lei Howden (1) -
Jesse T. Cook (1) -
John Geddes (1) -
Jordan Rubin (1) -
Julián Lara (1) -
Justin Benson (1) -
Ken Wiederhorn (1) -
Kevin Gates (1) -
Kiah Roache-Turner (1) -
Lee Su-jin (1) -
Logan McMillan (1) -
Mark Goldblatt (1) -
Murat Emir Eren (1) -
Naoyuki Tomomatsu (1) -
Neill Blomkamp (1) -
Nikolai Pigarev (1) -
Pablo Parés (1) -
Ramón Luque (1) -
Richard Kletter (1) -
Robbie Pickering (1) -
Rodrigo Aragão (1) -
Rolf Peter Kahl (1) -
Sakichi Sato (1) -
Steven C. Miller (1) -
Tamara Kotevska (1) -
Tatjana Turanskyj (1) -
Tobias Nölle (1) -
Tor Ramsey (1) -
Wolf Wolff (1) -
Yared Zeleke (1) -
Yorgos Noussias (1) -
Zachary Ramelan (1)
Teresa Sunniva Kristina Fabik, born 8 July 1976 in Sodertalje , is a Swedish film director and screenwriter .
Career
Teresa Fabik studied filmmaking at the University of Stockholm and then continue their education at the Stockholm Film School . She has made short films as second (2000) and A last waltz (2001). She made 2004 his first feature film Hip Hip whore! Which she received prices dreamcatcher and Canal + Award. It also won the category "Best Nordic newcomer" during the Amanda Awards in Norway . In autumn 2008 played Fabik his second feature film Princess who had theatrical release in Sweden in September 2009. Princess Guldbagge nomination in 2010 in prize categories best film, best director and best screenplay.
Fabik third feature Small yellow lemons are based on Kajsa Ingemarsson's novel of the same title. Rachel Wärmländer has the lead role. The film was shot in autumn 2011.
She lives in Stockholm. sv.wiki
Director (4 credits)
2013 Små citroner gula
2009 Starring Maja
2004 The Ketchup Effect
2001 The Last Waltz (Short)
IMDB
Enlaces completados:
OK Hip Hip Hora! (Teresa Fabik, 2004)