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201915mSweden

REMEMBER THE FUTURE

“To whom it may concern.”

Synopsis

The fourth studio album by Swedish singer-songwriter Jonna Lee, described as a 'visionary album of daring to dream, and shooting for the stars, despite the paradoxical underlying chafing knowledge that we're destroying our planet.'

Trailers, Teasers & Extra Featurettes

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ionnalee; REMEMBER THE FUTURE

Type: Clip • Published 2019-06-02

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Jonna Lee, John Strandh
Original Title
REMEMBER THE FUTURE
Country of Origin
Sweden
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
15m
Production Studios
To whom it may concern.

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Jonna Lee, John Strandh

Department Leadership Roster

Jonna Lee

Jonna Lee

Director

John Strandh

John Strandh

Director

Official cinematic photography and background stills for REMEMBER THE FUTURE.

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Frequently Asked Questions About REMEMBER THE FUTURE

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What is REMEMBER THE FUTURE about?

The fourth studio album by Swedish singer-songwriter Jonna Lee, described as a 'visionary album of daring to dream, and shooting for the stars, despite the paradoxical underlying chafing knowledge that we're destroying our planet.'

Who directed REMEMBER THE FUTURE?

REMEMBER THE FUTURE was directed by Jonna Lee, John Strandh.

Who stars in REMEMBER THE FUTURE?

The principal cast of REMEMBER THE FUTURE includes Jonna Lee.

When was REMEMBER THE FUTURE released and how long is it?

REMEMBER THE FUTURE was released in 2019 with a total runtime of 15m.