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Lorens Marmstedt, né Sigfrid Lorens Eriksson (29 October 1908 – 4 April 1966) was a Swedish film producer. [1] He produced more than 50 films between 1932 and 1965. [2]
Lorens Marmstedt. Lorens Marmstedt, Sigfrid Lorenzo Marmstedt, tidigare Eriksson, född 29 oktober 1908 i Stockholm, död 4 april 1966 i Stockholm, var en svensk regissör, manusförfattare och filmproducent.
Lorens Marmstedt. Producer: Atlantäventyret. Lorens Marmstedt, born Sigfrid Lorenzo Eriksson on October 29, 1908 in Stockholm, Sweden, was a producer, director and writer. "It was he who taught me to make the film" (Ingmar Bergman). During his childhood Lorens lived with his father, a Swedish businessman, and his Italian mother, in France ...
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- Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden
- January 1, 1
- Stockholm, Sweden
Producer 1908-1966. Enterprising and audacious film and theatre producer who fostered a new generation of Swedish film directors in the 1940s via his own company, Terrafilm, Marmstedt had a profound influence on the young Ingmar Bergman, whom he also engaged as a theatre director at his own Intima theatre in Stockholm.
Lorens Marmstedt Biography Enterprising and audacious film and theater producer who fostered a new generation of Swedish film directors in the 1940s via his own company, Terrafilm, Marmstedt had a profound influence on the young Ingmar Bergman, whom he also engaged as a theater director at his own Intima Theatre in Stockholm.
Production company: Lorens Marmstedt, Sveriges Folkbiografer AB Original work: Skepp till Indialand (Play) by Martin Söderhjelm Aspect ratio: 1,37:1 Colour system: Black and white Sound system: Optical mono Original length (minutes): 98 Censorship: 072.465 Date: 1947-09-19 Age limit: 15 years and over Length: 2690 metres
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A Ship to India. The hunchbacked sailor Johannes (Birger Malmsten) longs to escape his home on a salvage ship helmed by his cruel, drunken father (Holger Löwenadler)—and so does the captain himself, who is slowly going blind and planning to leave his wife and son for a music-hall performer named Sally (Gertrud Fridh).
