There is room for all of us
A former right-wing extremist tells the story of his childhood and how he was abused at home. He later became bullied in school until he could fight back and became a neo-Nazi. He changed his ways after he had to leave his abusive girlfriend who also was a right-wing extremist when he befriended an immigrant in Sweden and they threatened his life. Today he lectures about his life and how he got out of radicalized groups.
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Cecilia GärdingDirectorWe are like oranges
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Cecilia GärdingWriterWe are like oranges
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Cecilia GärdingProducerWe are like oranges
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Sidney TreKey Cast"Former Extremists"
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Astrid JohanssonKey Cast"The girlfriend"
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Gunnar HolmaKey Cast"The nazi gang leader, friend"
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Berna GundogduKey Cast"Nazi gang member, friend"
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Thabo MusoKey Cast"Nazi gang member, friend"
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Umran NaevdalKey Cast"Nazi gang member"
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Samir ArdicKey Cast"The tailor"
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Therese OlssonKey Cast"The waitress"We got this, Snöänglar
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Tomas SahlströmKey Cast"The new friend 1"
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Zamzam QuabahKey Cast"The new friend 2 "
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Rebecca JohanssonKey Cast"The customer"Lyckoviken, Agatha Christie Hjerson
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Project Title (Original Language):Vi får alla plats
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Project Type:Short
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Runtime:7 minutes 32 seconds
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Completion Date:March 29, 2021
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Production Budget:1,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Sweden
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Country of Filming:Sweden
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Language:Swedish
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
In her schoolyears Cecilia experienced how several of her class mates started sympathizing with extremist ideas and became neo-Nazis. They later regretted their involvement and told her about their experiences.
During her years of studying to become a political scientist she lived in Husby, a Stockholm suburb mainly inhabited by immigrants. She experienced there how young people were targeted by radicalized groups as more public service withdrew from the suburb.
Cecilia also visited 4 European cities, Berlin, Nice, Brussels and Paris, in 2015 while touring with “We are like Oranges” that later were subjected to terrorist attacks. This experience made her more aware of the quest to do something against extremism in visual media.