B O K O M O T I V

Bogland
Director: Jonas Selberg Augustsén

The Mill & the Cross
Director: Lech Majewski

Poet of the Elephant House
Director: Anna Juhlin

The Autumn Man
Director: Jonas Selberg Augustsén

Your Mind is Bigger Than all
the Supermarkets in the World
Director: Cecila Neant Falk

Scrap
Director: Clara Bodén

La favola del pennello/
The Tale of an Artist´s Brush
Director Andreas Kassel

The Tree Lover
Director: Jonas Selberg Augustsén

in the land of the cranes/
a film about Chongming Island
Director: Lisa Hagstrand

Historia
Director: Mathew Moore

I think of myself - and the left
Director: Maria Rydbrink Raud

Freedom Calf
Director: Jonas Selberg Augustsén

Jasper
Director: Mårten Barkvall

Hiding behind the camera
Part 2
Director: Carl Johan De Geer

The Zone
Director: Esaias Baitel



	With	Anton Raukola, Adam Huuva, Karin Antilla, Lena Autio, Ros-Mari Barmosse, Hempa Buska, Anna Goman, Aale Grekula, Jalle Lindblad, Oili Uusi Seppelä, Jessica Vänneheinänen
	Director, Screenplay	Jonas Selberg Augustsén
	Producer	Freddy Olsson
	Director of Photography	Harry Tuvanen
	Focus Puller	Mattias Paulsson
	Editor, Animations	Alberto Herskovits
	Production Design	Madeleine Lundberg
	Props	Åsa Nilsson
	Costume	Viktoria Mattila
	Make Up	Annika Öhlund
	Line Producer, Still Photographs	Lena Lahti
	Continuity	Clara Bodén
	Gaffer	Axel Söderlund
		Kent Högberg
	Grip	Kim Peensaar Miell
	Location Manager	Göran Mörtberg
	Production Assistants	Anna Juhlin
		Ann-sofie Rännare
		Elin Saloniemei
	Sound, Sound Design	Jan Alvermark
	Soundmix	Owe Svensson
	Music	Jean Sibelius Courtesy Of Ondine And Naxos
		Toivo Kärki Courtesy Of Warnerchappell
	Laboratory	Nordisk Film Post Production
	Laboratory Coordinator	Jonas Elofsson
	Vfx/flame	Lillan Gahlin
	Grading	Christer Eidhagen
	On.line	Per Legelius
	Film Recording	Nfpp Cinevator Five
	Translation	Kerstin Johansson
		Adam Huuva
		Agneta Wirberg/textmakarna
	Poster	Göran Lind
	Thank you	Ivar Stridsman Hiirivaara/Kiruna, Siv Nordmark Hiirivaara/Luleå, Jouko and Leo Koivisto Aavasaksa/Finland, Ingemar Sturk NORD, Martin Sundbaum Hedenäset/Luleå, Gunilla Zakari Hedenäset, Ingela Jakobsson-Åhl, Övertorneå Hospital, Göte Wallenius Övertorneå Hospital, The library staff in Övertorneå, Nils-Bertil Ylivainio Övertorneå, The staff at Hanhinvittikko chalet, Övertorneå Local Government, Stefan Nilsson, NLL Boden, Banverket/Haparandabanan, Birgitta and Björn Logren, Åke Olsson, The Friends at Elektriska Kon


	Produced by Bokomotiv Filmproduktion AB un co-operation with Sveriges Television and Filmpool Nord AB, Sirel Peensaar with production support from Svenska Filminstitutet, film commissioner Andra Lasmanis.


	Autumn, the season when nature prepares to be reborn by dying. In this time of the year we meet two young fellows. They are perhaps not the most popular characters in the small Tornedalen community since their method of subsistence is on the outskirts of morality. Most of their endeavors seem to be jinxed as if a higher power is trying to say something about their life style. Two men, two different reactions, either bracing oneself or letting the scents of autumn open one’s mind. Inspired by the Tornedalen men he has met in his life, the etchings of the artist Stig Åsberg as well as the poetics of the poet Gunnar Ekelöf, Jonas Selberg Augutsén tries to make us understand the depth of the soul of a man from northern Sweden. They don’t say much, but a lot is happening under the surface. Autumn Man takes a look at man’s most important needs. It appears that number one is coffee and second to that is to listen to one’s own emotional life. The falling of the leaves certainly is painful. A story on the boundary between Sweden and Finland where people speak Meänkieli (“our language”).


	Autumn Man
	Sweden, 2010, 29 min, Stereo
	Director: Jonas Selberg Augustsén


	Autumn Man is searching the our essential needs. Number one is coffe and the second is to listen to your own emotional life.The falling of the leaves certainly is painful. A story that takes place in i the borderland netween Sweden and Finland. The language is meänkieli.