Rågsved, a working-class suburb of Stockholm, hosts Ebba Grön's tour across Sweden, featuring live performances and interviews with band members Joakim Thåström, Lisbet Gabrielsson, and Lennart Eriksson.
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Rågsved, a working-class suburb of Stockholm, hosts Ebba Grön's tour across Sweden, featuring live performances and interviews with band members Joakim Thåström, Lisbet Gabrielsson, and Lennart Eriksson.
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Rågsved, a working-class suburb of Stockholm, serves as the starting point for Ebba Grön's tour across Sweden. The 1982 documentary features live performances and interviews with band members Joakim Thåström, Lisbet Gabrielsson, and Lennart Eriksson. It captures the energy of their concerts, including a notable performance of "Häng Gud" in a rural church. The film also includes appearances by the reggae band Dag Vag. Two versions exist: the original 78-minute cut and a 52-minute Hardcore version.
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Why Watch
- See live performances from Ebba Grön
- Meet band members in candid interviews
- Find out about Swedish punk culture in the 1980s
Did You Know
- The film was originally 78 minutes long when released in 1982.
- Johan Donner later created a 52-minute Hardcore version of the film.
- Ebba Grön is from Rågsved, a suburb of Stockholm.
- The film features interviews with band members like Joakim Thåström.
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Who directed Ebba the Movie?
Ebba the Movie was directed and written by Johan Donner.
What is the original runtime of Ebba the Movie?
The original runtime of Ebba the Movie is 78 minutes.
What is the significance of the title Ebba the Movie?
The title is a reference to the 1977 documentary ABBA: The Movie, intended to be ironic due to the different musical styles of Ebba Grön and ABBA.
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