Film Lens
The documentary focuses on the Flogsta roar, a unique tradition at the Flogsta student campus in Uppsala, Sweden. Established in the 1970s, this event occurs every evening at 22:00, where hundreds of students gather to scream out of their windows. This ritual serves as a form of stress relief and fosters a sense of community among the students.
Through interviews and vivid imagery, the film captures the significance of the Flogsta roar in the lives of the students. It emphasizes the cultural impact of this nightly event, which is considered a one-of-a-kind tradition with no known parallel elsewhere in the world.
Why Watch
- •See students release stress in Uppsala nightly.
- •Meet the community behind the Flogsta roar.
- •Find out why this tradition is unique globally.
Did You Know
•The Flogsta roar tradition began in the 1970s.
•Students scream out of their windows every night at 22:00.
•The documentary has a runtime of 19 minutes.
•The film was directed by Johan Palmgren.
Perfect For
Student lifeCultural traditionsSwedish university life