ETERNA Series Shines with Multiple Award- Winning Swedish Movie, LET THE RIGHT ONE IN Sweden Copenhagen and the main prize at ning novel, and Tomas Alfredson pro- New York’s Tribeca Film Festival from vides strong direction with stunning festival co-founder Robert De Niro. performances by the two leading The movie was filmed on 35mm actors, Kare Hedebrant and negative ETERNA 250, 250D, 500, Lina Leandersson. post-produced through ETERNA-RDI In reviewing the film, Variety com- and printed on ETERNA CP-3521XD. mented, “Exquisitely detailed lensing Although the story line of the by Dutch-Swedish DOP Hoyte van movie, which is set in a Stockholm Hoytema adds dimensions to the suburb, centers on two teenage out- multilayered story while using snow- siders, this film is definitely not for white and blood-red as leitmotifs.” children. The complex plot involves a And, film critic Scott Weinberg, lonely boy, bullied at school, who states “That’s not just good filmmak- retreats in his anger into fantasies of ing; that’s real intelligence behind LET THE RIGHT ONE IN—an excep- violence. He develops a friendship the camera,” in his review on the tional, vampire-horror film that tran- with a gothic 12-year-old girl who Cinematical website. scends the genre—has been awarded appears only at night, barefoot and in This fascinating film is poetic in the Nordic Film Award and Prize for thin shirts in the depth of the its depiction of horror and coming-of- Best Cinematography at this year’s Swedish winter, depending on age anxieties; it will certainly enrich Gothenburg International Film human blood to survive. the vampire genre and assume a lead- Festival. It has also received the John Lindqvist wrote the screen- ing position in the list of cult films. Critics Prize at the NatFilm Festival in play based on his own award-win- EXPOSURE INTERNATIONAL Updated Information.