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Jan Troell
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BirthplaceLimhamn, Malmö, Sweden
Credits35 titles
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Jan Troell

Actor · Director · Writer· Limhamn, Malmö, Sweden

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Jan Gustaf Troell (born 23 July 1931) is a Swedish film director. Usually, Troell writes his own scripts and serves as his own director of photography. His realistic films, with a lyrical photography in which nature is prominent, have placed him in the first rank of modern Swedish film directors along with Ingmar Bergman and Bo Widerberg.

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Filmography

35 credits across 4 departments.

YearTitleRoleType
2025Once Upon a Time There Was a NowSelfFilm
2025Being Bo WiderbergSelfFilm
2025Once Upon a Time There Was a NowDirectorFilm
2018Bergman: A Year in a LifeSelfFilm
2014Året var 1964Self (archive footage)Film
2012The Last SentenceDirectorFilm
2008Everlasting MomentsDirectorFilm
2004Visions of EuropeDirectorFilm
2004Visions of EuropeWriterFilm
2001As White as in SnowDirectorFilm
2000Light Keeps Me CompanySelfFilm
1998Life at Any CostHimselfFilm
1996HamsunDirectorFilm
1996HamsunWriterFilm
1991Il Capitano: A Swedish RequiemDirectorFilm
1991Il Capitano: A Swedish RequiemExecutive ProducerFilm
1988Land of DreamsSelfFilm
1988Land of DreamsDirectorFilm
1988Land of DreamsWriterFilm
1982The Flight of the EagleDirectorFilm
1979HurricaneDirectorFilm
1977Bang!DirectorFilm
1977Bang!WriterFilm
1974Zandy's BrideDirectorFilm
1972The New LandDirectorFilm
1971The EmigrantsDirectorFilm
1968Who Saw Him Die?DirectorFilm
1968Who Saw Him Die?WriterFilm
1966Here Is Your LifeDirectorFilm
1965Portrait of ÅsaDirectorFilm
1965Portrait of ÅsaWriterFilm
1964Den gamla kvarnenDirectorFilm
1964Johan Ekberg: A report about the worries and joys of old ageDirectorFilm
1962One More BrotherDirectorFilm
1962De kom tillbakaDirectorFilm

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