In the 1950s, a subculture of young rebels known as Swedish greasers emerged, driving American cars and challenging societal norms across Sweden.
Synopsis
In the 1950s, a subculture of young rebels known as Swedish greasers emerged, driving American cars and challenging societal norms across Sweden.
Synopsis
Johan Holmquist and his friends gather at a car meet in Sweden, surrounded by classic American vehicles. They are part of the Neo-Greasers, a group that carries on the rebellious spirit of the 1950s Swedish greasers. This 70-minute documentary, directed by Sebastian Ringler, follows their lives as they embrace a lifestyle free from societal expectations. The film captures their stories and the sacrifices they make to uphold their identity in a changing world.
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Why Watch
- Meet the Neo-Greasers carrying on a 1950s legacy.
- Find out how rebellion shapes youth culture in Sweden.
- See American cars as symbols of freedom and defiance.
Did You Know
- The documentary features the Neo-Greasers, a modern continuation of the 1950s greaser subculture.
- Director Sebastian Ringler presents this film in 2019, 70 years after the original greaser movement began.
- The film includes interviews with five main cast members, including Johan Holmquist and Jonatan Qvist.
- The documentary is produced in Sweden and is presented in Swedish.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main characteristic of the Swedish greasers subculture?
Swedish greasers are characterized by young rebels who drive American cars and defy societal norms.
Who directed the documentary 'Swedish Greasers'?
The documentary 'Swedish Greasers' was directed by Sebastian Ringler.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Swedish Greasers'?
The duration of the documentary is 70 minutes.
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