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8.0 / 10(1 votes)IMDb19691h 31mSweden

Eriksson

Synopsis

Eriksson is a divorced engineer without intellectual interests. He lives alone in a friendly, rundown tenement where the neighbors' intimate relationships can be easily listened to through the walls.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Allan Edwall
Screenplay & Story
Allan Edwall
Original Score
Harry Arnold
Original Title
Eriksson
Country of Origin
Sweden
Spoken Languages
Swedish
Runtime
1h 31m
Production Studios
Sandrews

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Allan Edwall

Screenplay & Story

Allan Edwall

Original Score & Music

Harry Arnold

Director of Photography

Tore Johnson

Film Editing

Lars Hagström

Producers

Göran Lindgren

Department Leadership Roster

Allan Edwall

Allan Edwall

Director

Allan Edwall

Allan Edwall

Writer

Lars Hagström

Editor

Göran Lindgren

Producer

Tore Johnson

Director of Photography

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Eriksson.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Eriksson

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Eriksson about?

Eriksson is a divorced engineer without intellectual interests. He lives alone in a friendly, rundown tenement where the neighbors' intimate relationships can be easily listened to through the walls.

Who directed Eriksson?

Eriksson was directed by Allan Edwall.

Who stars in Eriksson?

The principal cast of Eriksson includes Allan Edwall, Björn Gustafson, Inge Edsholt, Gunnel Sporr, Jerker Edsholt.

When was Eriksson released and how long is it?

Eriksson was released in 1969 with a total runtime of 1h 31m.

Who composed the musical score for Eriksson?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Eriksson was composed by Harry Arnold.