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Land of the Free [Du gamla, du fria]

A group of gay men enjoy a late-night birthday party in the park, but an encounter with two straight couples creates a situation.

Drama 2020 11 mins Not rated

Overview

A group of gay men enjoy a late-night birthday party in the park, but an encounter with two straight couples creates a situation in this powerful exploration of discrimination.

Screened as part of Shorts programme Heart’s Desires. Once you have enjoyed all the films in this programme, check out an exclusive Q&A with the filmmakers (available in the Extras tab). Part of the #FiveFilmsForFreedom 2021 programme, presented in partnership with British Council.

Original title

Du gamla, du fria

Director

Dawid Ullgren

Featuring

Razmus Nyström , Samuel Astor , Carlos Romero Cruz , Susanne Barklund and Jonatan Blode

Genres

Drama

Certificate

Not rated

Country

Sweden

Language

English

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