Tigers (Film) (second feature) (Tigrar)

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original title:

Tigrar

directed by:

cast:

Erik Enge, Frida Gustavsson, Johannes Kuhnke, Maurizio Lombardi, Alfred Enoch, Liv Mjönes, Antonio Bannò, Lino Musella, Gianluca Di Gennaro, Henrik Rafaelsen, Alberto Basaluzzo, Antonio Zavatteri

screenplay:

Ronnie Sandahl, from the book "In the shadow of San Siro" by Martin Bengtsson

cinematography:

Marek Wieser

editing:

Asa Mossberg

set design:

Kajsa Severin

costume design:

Mariano Tufano

music:

Jonas Colstrup

producer:

Piodor Gustafsson, Lucia Nicolai, Marcello Paolillo, Birgitte Skov

production:

Spark Film & TV, Art of Panic, SF Studios, Rai Cinema, SVT Sveriges Television, with the support of Swedish Film Institute, Film Commission Torino Piemonte

distribution:

Adler Entertainment [Italy], Palace Films [Australia], Huanxi Media Group [China], Film Europe [Czech Republic], Triart Film [Denmark], Triart Film [Finland], Palace Films [New Zealand], Triart Film [Norway], Film Europe [Slovakia], Triart Film [Sweden], Studio Soho Distribution [United Kingdom]

world sales:

Goodfellas - Wild Bunch [France]

country:

Sweden/Italy/Denmark

year:

2020

film run:

112'

format:

colour

release date:

22/07/2021

festivals & awards:

FICX Gijón International Film Festival 2021: Enfants Terribles
Göteborg Film Festival 2021: Nordic Competitions - Dragon Award Best Nordic Film, Dragon Award Best Acting (Erik Enge)
ST. ALi Italian Film Festival - Australia 2021: New Italian Cinema
Busan International Film Festival 2020: Flash Forward
International Thessaloniki Film Festival 2020: Open Horizons
Rome Film Fest 2020: Selezione Ufficiale in coproduction with Alice nella città - Competition

Martin is one of the most promising football talent Sweden has ever seen. At sixteen, his lifelong dream comes true when he is bought by top Italian club Inter Milan. It’s the chance of a lifetime – but at what price? As he adjusts to a reality where everything and everyone can be bought and sold, Martin finds it increasingly difficult to tell sacrifice from submission, pleasure from pain, friend from foe.

Tigers (Film) (second feature) (Tigrar)

by Ronnie Sandahl