Tomas Alfredson

Born: 1965-4-1

Birthplace: Stockholm, Sweden

Height: 5' 10" (1.78 m)

Profession: Director, actor

Nationality: Sweden

Representative Works: Four Shades of Brown, Let the Right One In, Tinker, The Snowman

Tomas'Sputte' Alfredson (Tomas Alfredson), born in Stockholm, Sweden on April 1, 1965, is a Swedish director, screenwriter, producer and actor.

In 1994, directed his first film "Bert". In 1999, he served as the director of the comedy film "The Last Section". In 2004, directed the comedy film " Four Shades of Brown ", which won the Swedish Film Academy Golden Beetle Award ^[1] . In 2008, the horror film " Let the Right One In " directed by him was released ^[2] , which was nominated for the 63rd British Academy Film Awards-Best Non-English Film Award ^[3] . In 2011, directed the thriller film " Tinker " ^[4] , the film won the 65th British Academy Film Awards Film Award-Best British Film Award ^[5] , with which he was shortlisted for the 65th British Academy Film Awards Film Award-Best Best Director Award ^[5] . In 2017, directed the crime thriller film " The Snowman " ^[6] . In 2019, directed the feature film "Jönssonligan".

Personal Life

family

Tomas'Sputte' Alfredson was born in a Swedish film family. His father Hasai Alfredson is a Swedish comedian, screenwriter and director, and his brother Daniel Alfredson is a Swedish director. .

emotion

Tomas'Sputte' Alfredson has two children with his ex-wife Cissi Elwin. She is the director of the Swedish Film Academy.

Character Evaluation

Tomas'Sputte' Alfredson is a director who grew up under the nurturing of the Swedish national film industry and is deeply influenced by the Swedish children's film tradition. This makes his movie world always full of lonely children, broken families, lingering despair and sadness, and permeated with a strong sense of empire. Whether it is the vampire legend in the movie "Let the Right One In" or the spy story in the movie "Tinker", he has handled it by shooting children and family-themed movies. He has always insisted on viewing the world he lives in from the perspective of a Swedes, so that his works are always permeated with a strong Swedish style. Therefore, the dialectics of nationality and cosmopolitanity has the most vivid expression in his films. .

Extended Reading

Let the Right One In reviews

Uriah 2022-04-23 07:01:34

Let the right people in?

I haven't read the original novel, and there are many logical problems just to understand the film itself.
Question 1: Why Ellie is not a woman but has a woman's face, what does that mosaic picture mean?
Question 2: What is the relationship between the old man and Ellie? Aside from the...
Kiley 2022-03-16 09:01:03

Nordic Style

I didn't expect that vampire-themed movies
could also be made in this style... The

first sigh is that northern Europe is worthy of the
big snow in northern Europe .
The snow scene in the movie has a very peaceful beauty.
This is probably living in a densely populated city. People who are very
fond...