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The documentary focuses on the life and works of Swedish author Anderz Harning, who was active from 1938 to 1992. It presents Harning's critical views on modern bureaucratic society, nepotism, and the abuse of power, which he articulated through his writings. The film includes insights into his autobiographical novels, 'Stålbadet' and 'Asfåglarna', where he reflects on his upbringing in a Nazi household in Sweden.
Harning's memorial stone bears the phrase 'Didn't I say so/Vad var det jag sa', indicating his confrontational nature and persistent anger. The film captures the essence of his literary contributions and the personal experiences that shaped his worldview, making it a significant portrait of a controversial figure in Swedish literature.
Why Watch
- •Meet controversial author Anderz Harning.
- •Find out about his Nazi upbringing.
- •See his critique of bureaucratic society.
Did You Know
•Anderz Harning was born in 1938 and died in 1992.
•His autobiographical novels include 'Stålbadet' and 'Asfåglarna'.
•Harning was a critic of nepotism and abuse of power.
•He grew up in a Nazi home in Sweden.
Perfect For
Swedish literature fansCritics of bureaucracyHistory of Nazi Sweden