| Four years ago, the proposal of the rebuild of the Slussen area in Stockholm, was approved. Builders are ready, machines are rolled forward and construction starts. Then, contrary to everyone’s expectations, archaeological findings surprise them all. |
Archaeologists occupy the area. The findings are sensational and the whole Stockholm’s history must be rewritten with the help of a retired town curator and an almost 90-year-old pipe expert. At the same time life in the lock rolls on and we follow Pekka’s and Mattes friendship put to the test, protesters against the new Slussen and how Kolingsborg turned into an art project, all accompanied by masterful buskers.
A film by Johan Palmgren.
DOP: Johan Palmgren
Editing: Hanna Storby,
Music: Niko Röhlcke
Producer: Lisa Wahlbom and Johan Palmgren
Project leader SVT: Emelie Persson
NEWS
Article in the paper ETC
Broadcasted on SVT2 and SVT Play Friday October 16 2015 at 8 PM
SVT2 Wednesday October 21 2015 at 23.15 PM
MEDIA
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1. From left the friends Pekka and Matte, archeologist Michael Carlsson, former town curator Marianne Råberg, archeologist
John Hedlund, construction manager
Fredrik Lövstrand. Photo Johan Palmgren
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2. From left former town curator
Marianne Råberg, archaeologists
Michel Carlsson and John Hedlund, construction manager
Fredrik Lövstrand, friends Matte and Pekka. Photo Johan Palmgren
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3. From left former town curator
Marianne Råberg, archaeologists
Michel Carlsson and John Hedlund, construction manager Fredrik Lövstrand, friends Matte and Pekka. Photo Lina Steén
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4. Archaeologists Michel Carlsson and
John Hedlund and former town curator Marianne Råberg. Photo Johan Palmgren
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- 5. From left friends Matte and Pekka at Slussen. Photo Johan Palmgren
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- 6. From left friends Matte and Pekka monitor what happens at Slussen. Photo Johan Palmgren
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7. Curious onlookers.
Photo Johan Palmgren
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8. Pekka and Tarja.
Photo Johan Palmgren
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- 9. The friends Pekka and Matte discuss with Sten Nordin. Photo Johan Palmgren
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10. Portrait Johan Palmgren.
Photo Lina Steén