This is exciting news! Director of May Fly Petter Ringbom has been nominated for a 1 km film scholarship award at this years Stockholm International Film Festival (Nov. 18 - 29). May Fly, a short film clocking in at around 15 minutes, will be screened on November 19 at the Bio Rio in Stockholm along with the 9 other nominated director's films. Congratulations Petter!

Thanks sifdax for the heads up! :)

Gustaf attended the Apan premiere at Biograf Park in Stockholm on Monday night with guest Hanna Zelleca-Collin.

Look at those luscious locks! Go Gurra! The article found here states that the team is doing some last minute filming in Stockholm and the movie itself is scheduled to be released Fall 2010! Can't wait!

Originally found at alexskarsgard.net Thanks :)

Edit thanks to sifdax

Google translated article here

A public service announcement for Human Rights in Iran. Read more about it here

Stockholms Stadsteater posted the new 2010 schedule on their website recently and it looks like Gustaf is set to play Hamlet in the Shakespearean production!

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Monday night was the premiere of Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds at Stockholm's Rigoletto Theatre. Guess who made an appearance!?

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Finally got me some video editing software! Yay! So i've made a clip of Gustaf on Skavlan, a Swedish talk show, back in February of this year. He talks about his upcoming film The Way Back.

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I received a response from the director of May Fly, Petter Ringbom. Here's what he had to say...

Thanks for emailing. It's a short film clocking in around 15 minutes. We shot it in the Bay Area, December last year and we just finished post production. Right now you can't see it anywhere. It will play at film festivals this year, but where and when is too early to tell. If you keep checking the site we'll post the dates on there.

Take care /Petter

Will do Petter! That website is here.
Also, in my excitement over this film...i did not ask him about what language they speak in it...oops. Sorry kids.