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In 1965, a man with a super-8 camera captures life in Stockholm as a comet approaches Earth. The film presents a snapshot of the city and its residents during the days leading up to what many perceive as the end of the world. Through intimate interviews and candid moments, the documentary reveals the emotions and reactions of Stockholm's citizens as they confront their mortality.
The diverse perspectives of the inhabitants are central to the film's narrative. Each individual grapples with the impending disaster in their own way, providing a historical record of the time. The documentary serves as a reflection on human responses to existential threats, illustrating the varied ways people cope with fear and uncertainty.
Why Watch
- •Meet Stockholm residents facing a comet threat.
- •Find out how people cope with impending disaster.
- •See unique perspectives captured on super-8 film.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Johan Löfstedt in 2004.
•It has a total duration of 29 minutes.
•The documentary features interviews with residents of Stockholm.
Perfect For
Documentary enthusiastsFans of short filmsHistorical records