Stockholm Agreement
A story about the world's perhaps strangest peace talks. The war has turned Yemen into the greatest humanitarian catastrophe on earth. Five million children risk starvation. The warring parties are taken to Sweden for UN-led negotiations. Everyone hopes that this is the first step towards peace. But chaos surfaces.
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And here also a slightly longer synopsis:
The war has turned Yemen into one of the greatest disasters on earth. Something has to be done. The United Nations asks Sweden for help. And two delegations from Yemen arrive to the castle outside Stockholm, and begin to negotiate for peace.
The world media is also present, as is journalist Manal Alwesabi. She is from Hodeida, a port city at the center of the fighting.
A short documentary about a historical week with UN-led peace talks on Yemen, and an agreement that was said to be the beginning of the end of the war.
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Tanja HolmDirector
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Aleksandra SendeEdit
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Tove LindblomEdit
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Erasmus John TalbotMusic & Sound Mix
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Project Title (Original Language):Stockholm Agreement /Stockholmsavtalet
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Project Type:Documentary, Short, Student
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Runtime:20 minutes
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Completion Date:February 13, 2022
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Production Budget:3,000 EUR
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Country of Origin:Sweden
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Country of Filming:Sweden
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Language:Arabic, English, Swedish
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Shooting Format:digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:Yes - Stockholm University of the Arts
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Tempo Documentary FestivalStockholm
Sweden
March 11, 2022
Swedish premiere
New Doc -
The Norwegian International Film FestivalHaugesund
Norway
August 24, 2022
Nordic premiere
Next Nordic Generation -
Tolpuddle Radical Film FestivalTolpuddle, England
United Kingdom
July 16, 2022
UK Premiere
Small Axe Award -
Arab Film Festival (hosted by the Arab American National Museum)Dearborn, Michigan
United States
August 12, 2022
U.S. Premiere -
Movies On WarElverum
Norway
November 19, 2022 -
Portugal International Film FestivalLisbon
Portugal
March 31, 2023 -
Golden Bridge Istanbul Short Film FestivalIstanbul
Turkey
November 6, 2022
Tanja Holm was born in Kosovo 1981. She has a Master of Fine Arts from Stockholm University of the Arts, where she also studied documentary cinematography.
For five years she lived in Yemen and wrote the book Yemen is good!
She directs documentaries and animations, among other themes about the war in Yemen. Her work has been screened at festivals and galleries both in Sweden and abroad.