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Interlude in the Marshland: Directed by Jan Troell. With Max von Sydow, Allan Edwall, Karl Erik Flens. A long iron ore train passes across a vast marshland in Lapland. The steam locomotive needs some lubrication, so the train makes a short stop at a small station out in the wilderness.
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- Short, Drama
- Jan Troell
- 1965-02-22
6. Juni 2022 · 13. 567 views 1 year ago. In 1965, director Jan Troell took part in the film 4 X 4, which comprises four shorts, each from a different Nordic country. Troell’s Swedish entry, INTERLUDE IN...
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Directed by Jan Troell • 1965 • Sweden In 1965, director Jan Troell took part in the film 4 X 4, which comprises four shorts, each from a different Nordic country. Troell’s Swedish entry, INTERLUDE IN THE MARSHLAND, starring Max von Sydow and produced and cowritten by Bengt Forslund, is based on...
It’s the mid 1930s and brakeman Kvist had enough of working on the train, jumps off and starts to walk on the train tracks in the middle of nowhere in Lapland, Northern Sweden, hoping to find new work and adventures. Based on the novella by famous Swedish author Eyvind Johnson. Cast. Crew. Details. Genres. Releases.
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- Jan Troell
02/22/1965 (SE) Drama 30m. User. Score. Overview. It's the mid 1930s and brakeman Kvist had enough of working on the train, jumps off and starts to walk on the train tracks in the middle of nowhere in Lapland, Northern Sweden, hoping to find new work and adventures. Based on the novella by famous Swedish author Eyvind Johnson. Jan Troell.
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A long iron ore train travels through vast marshland in Lapland. The steam locomotive needs some lubrication, so the train makes a short stop at a small station in the wilderness. When the train is about to depart, the brakeman Kvist stays behind. After the train has left, the stationmaster asks him why he stayed here, where there is nothing ...
