
Directing
Hans Nordenström
Born — Died
1927-05-11 — 2004-11-09
Place of birth
Östermalm, Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden
Known for
Directing
Credits
5 titles
Professor in Design Methodology and Architecture, Gothenburg.
Known for
A film about the youth prison in Uppsala, which focuses on one intern's alienation and anxiety.
According to Law
1958
A dadaist explosion that starts as a typical Hollywood travelogue of Stockholm and ends in the city's total destruction by fire and dynamite. This is a hilarious anarchist film; made by the then unknown Hulten now director of Stockholm's Museum of Modern Art. In a particularly subversive scene, the fire engine, arriving at a fire, goes up in flames.
A Day in the City
1956
NRAn animated film about a man who pulls out a drawer.
The Man Who Flew
1960
Behind the camera
A film about the youth prison in Uppsala, which focuses on one intern's alienation and anxiety.
According to Law
1958
A film about the youth prison in Uppsala, which focuses on one intern's alienation and anxiety.
According to Law
1958
A dadaist explosion that starts as a typical Hollywood travelogue of Stockholm and ends in the city's total destruction by fire and dynamite. This is a hilarious anarchist film; made by the then unknown Hulten now director of Stockholm's Museum of Modern Art. In a particularly subversive scene, the fire engine, arriving at a fire, goes up in flames.
A Day in the City
1956
A dadaist explosion that starts as a typical Hollywood travelogue of Stockholm and ends in the city's total destruction by fire and dynamite. This is a hilarious anarchist film; made by the then unknown Hulten now director of Stockholm's Museum of Modern Art. In a particularly subversive scene, the fire engine, arriving at a fire, goes up in flames.
A Day in the City
1956
NRAn animated film about a man who pulls out a drawer.
The Man Who Flew
1960
