Swedish Golden Age: Sjöström, Stiller, and Svenska Biografteatern (1917-1924)

1. Ingeborg Holm premieres in Gothenburg

   Oct 27, 1913Labels: Victor Sj, Cosmorama Theatre, Ingeborg Holm

   • Uppsala Univ

2. Terje Vigen premieres across Nordic capitals

   Jan 29, 1917Labels: Victor Sj, Terje Vigen, Nordic premieres

   • Wikipedia
   • DFI

3. The Outlaw and His Wife is released

   Jan 1, 1918Labels: Victor Sj, The Outlaw, natural landscapes

   • Wikipedia
   • Cinema Ritrovato

4. Thomas Graals bästa barn premieres in Sweden

   Oct 21, 1918Labels: Mauritz Stiller, Thomas Graals, Victor Sj

   • IMDb

5. Svensk Filmindustri formed by major merger

   Jan 1, 1919Labels: Svensk Filmindustri, Svenska Biografteatern, Skandia

   • Britannica
   • Filmstaden SE

6. Sir Arne's Treasure is released

   Jan 1, 1919Labels: Mauritz Stiller, Sir Arne's, Selma Lagerl

   • Wikipedia
   • DFI

7. Filmstaden complex inaugurated at Råsunda

   Jun 23, 1920Labels: Filmstaden, R sunda, Svensk Filmindustri

   • Filmstaden SE
   • Wikipedia

8. A Lover in Pawn premieres

   Oct 11, 1920Labels: Victor Sj, A Lover, Filmstaden

   • Wikipedia
   • SF Studios

9. The Phantom Carriage premieres on New Year’s Day

   Jan 1, 1921Labels: Victor Sj, The Phantom, R da

   • SF Studios
   • Wikipedia

10. Gösta Berlings saga Part I premieres

    Mar 10, 1924Labels: Mauritz Stiller, G sta, Svensk Filmindustri

    • Swedish Film
    • Cinema Ritrovato

11. Greta Garbo breakthrough in Swedish cinema

    Mar 10, 1924Labels: Greta Garbo, Greta Gustafsson, G sta

    • Cinema Ritrovato
    • Wikipedia

12. Gösta Berlings saga Part II premieres

    Mar 17, 1924Labels: Mauritz Stiller, G sta, two-part release

    • Cinema Ritrovato
    • Swedish Film