Anna Westerstahl Stenport Knihy

Focusing on August Strindberg, the book explores his connections with early modernists like Kafka, Conrad, Rilke, and Breton, highlighting the emerging transnational nature of literature at the turn of the 20th century. It examines how these writers influenced each other and contributed to a broader literary dialogue that transcended national boundaries, reflecting the complexities of modernity and cultural exchange during that period.

Lukas Moodysson's debut film, recognized as a coming-of-age and coming-out story, follows two young women navigating love and identity in a repressive small town. Garnering critical acclaim, it won four Guldbaggar awards, including best film and best director, establishing Moodysson as a significant voice in Swedish cinema. Celebrated by renowned filmmaker Ingmar Bergman as a "masterpiece," this film has become a classic in youth cinema, reflecting both personal and societal struggles.