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Release Date:
July 30, 2021
Original Title:
Världens vackraste pojke
Alternate Titles:
Der schönste Junge der Welt - Björn Andrésen - Viscontis blonder Engel
Fallegasti drengur í heimi
Maailma kõige ilusam poiss
Pasaulē skaistākais zēns
Genres:
Documentary
Production Companies:
Jonas Gardell Produktion
Mantaray Film
SVT
ZDF/Arte
Production Countries:
Germany | Sweden
Ratings / Certifications:
BE: AL NL: AL SE: 7
Runtime: 93
In 1971, due to the world premiere of Death in Venice, Italian director Lucino Visconti proclaimed his Tadzio as the world’s most beautiful boy. A shadow that today, 50 years later, weighs Björn Andrésen’s life.
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Additional Editing:
Charlotte Landelius
Kalle Lindberg
Additional Photography:
Moa Lichtenstein
Iván Blanco
Archival Footage Coordinator:
Stina Gardell
Archival Footage Research:
Frida Neema Järnbert
Ann-Louice Dahlgren
Kristina Lindström
Kristian Petri
Lars-Olof Lampers
Miho Goto
Annike Andresen
Jonas Goldmann
Co-Producer:
Jonas Gardell
Anette Mattsson
Sabine Bubeck-Paaz
Ingemar Persson
Commissioning Editor:
Charlotte Hellström
Consulting Editor:
Lena Dahlberg-Runge
Controller:
Pär Lindström
Digital Colorist:
Ola Bäccman
Mats Holmberg
Director:
Kristian Petri
Kristina Lindström
Director of Photography:
Erik Vallsten
Editor:
Dino Jonsäter
Hanna Lejonqvist
Foley Artist:
Lee Chung-gyu
Graphic Designer:
Martin Hultman
Legal Services:
Jennie Kastberg
Music:
Anna von Hausswolff
Filip Leyman
Online Editor:
Jonas Goldmann
Post Production Coordinator:
Sam Trelje
Post Production Producer:
Jonas Goldmann
Producer:
Stina Gardell
Production Assistant:
Sara Henriksson
Production Coordinator:
Ulrika Yui
Frida Neema Järnbert
Production Manager:
Ann-Louice Dahlgren
Researcher:
Chika Yoshida
Ulrika Yui
Johan Nordström
Reiko Watanabe
Sound:
Jonas Goldmann
Sound Designer:
Kristoffer Salting
Brian Dyrby
Sound Mixer:
Kristoffer Salting
Brian Dyrby
Thanks:
Susanna Román
Jael Waern
Anna Nilsdotter Strömholm
Nina Königs Hallberg
Miyuki Tamura
Ari Aster
Joakim Strömholm
Roy Andersson
Magnus Limnell
Translator:
Jonathan Mair
Unit Manager:
Stina Gardell
VFX Artist:
Peter Karlsson
Evelina Åström
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