Gustaf Linden

A short, cautionary tale of emigrating to America.

An iron carrier sees his daughter being seduced and doesn't like it.

Mr. Worthing and Mr. Moncrieff both use the pseudonym Ernest, leading to a lot of misunderstandings.

Second film adaption of Frans Hedberg's play. Do not confuse with Carl Engdahl's version of the same year.

Following his victory at Breitenfeld, King Gustaf Adolf captures Würzburg Castle, surviving a series of assassination plots orchestrated by Catholic monks. The pious Regina von Emmeritz is chosen to kill the "heretical king" but is instead disarmed by his profound nobility and goodness. Ultimately, Regina sacrifices herself by drinking the poison intended to assassinate the hero-king.

A short, cautionary tale of emigrating to America.

An iron carrier sees his daughter being seduced and doesn't like it.

Mr. Worthing and Mr. Moncrieff both use the pseudonym Ernest, leading to a lot of misunderstandings.

Second film adaption of Frans Hedberg's play. Do not confuse with Carl Engdahl's version of the same year.

Second film adaption of Frans Hedberg's play. Do not confuse with Carl Engdahl's version of the same year.

Following his victory at Breitenfeld, King Gustaf Adolf captures Würzburg Castle, surviving a series of assassination plots orchestrated by Catholic monks. The pious Regina von Emmeritz is chosen to kill the "heretical king" but is instead disarmed by his profound nobility and goodness. Ultimately, Regina sacrifices herself by drinking the poison intended to assassinate the hero-king.