Swedish films in the 7080s

In contemporary Swedish films, the older generation of filmmakers never stop shooting, such as Bergman's Face to Face (1976), Autumn Sonata (1978), Fanny and Alexander (1982) and so on. And gradually restored the traditional narrative structure. During this period, some people became interested in the adaptation of classic literature, such as My Fantasy City by I. Skugsberg (1977), Serious Games by A. Bryan (1977) and J. Chaudeur Mann (1977). Since the 1970s, a number of new actors have appeared in Swedish film industry, such as Aikman, T Helberg, I Stan Geertz, L Newman, L Niersheim, M Saltz, A Aikman Neil, M Andel Song, A Goldus and so on.

The proportion of female directors in Sweden is higher than that in other countries. For example, in the 1960s, Settling directed the films Two Lovers and Girls, describing the status of women in western countries with unique female feelings. In the late 1970s, another batch of female directors appeared. Among them, M. Arnie, who directed Five Days of Facio Bingo (1975), Far and Near (1976) and The Wall of Freedom (1979), is the most important. G Linde blom's A Corner of Heaven (1976) and Surrey and Freedom (1981); 1. Hailin, who directed The Cunning Thief (1979); B. Svencen, directed by Ma Kan (1977) and Imber Lehrer (1981); 1. Broken Sky directed by Turing (1982); S Austin directed Mom (1982).

Many young directors who were active in the 1970s and 1980s received some training from the Swedish Film Association.

In 1980s, Sweden produced 15 ~ 20 feature films every year. The biggest film companies are Svenska Film Company, Europa Film Company and Sandlev Film Company. The Swedish Film Association also started making films from 1966. It is a film information and scientific research unit. The Stockholm Film Archives belongs to its own film club association and is one of the largest film archives in the world. The Film Academy has been attached to the Film School since 1965 to train film directors, photographers and recording personnel. Film actors are trained by the school affiliated to Stockholm Theatre. Stockholm University has a film art department. Starting from 1979, Gothenburg holds an international film festival every year. The main film publications are Chaplin, Movies Like an Altar and Film and Television.