About/Credits

Tempo Documentary Festival
Festival Director/Agneta Mogren
Programme Director/ Sofi Lagergren
Producer/Jonas Robin
Editors TDA /Love Svensson & Christina Höglund
Editor STHLM.DOC/Tina Pettersson
Music Docs/ Pether Lindgren, Sofi Lagergren
Radio Co-ordinator/ Maja Salomonsson
Seminar Co-ordinator/Åsa Steinsvik
Accreditation Co-ordinator/ Melissa Lindgren
Guest Co-ordinator/Linnea Larsson
Industry Co-ordinator/AnnaKarin Sandström
Graphic Design and Identity/ Futurniture
Advertising/Display
Marketing and Press/Hélène Dahl
Film Co-ordinator/Melissa Lindgren
Tempo Youth Co-ordinatorer/Elsa Cojnby, Lisa Wohlström
Tempo Pitch/AnnaKarin Sandström
Interns/Beata Rydén, Lisa Skoglund, Simón Bustamente och Diana Krovvidi
Web production/Oktavilla
Web Editor/Jörgen Andersson
Vignette/ Filmtecknarna

Programme booklet
Editors/Love Svensson & Christina Höglund
Graphic Design/futurniture
Film texts/Love Svensson & Christina Höglund
Photography/Björn Terring
Publisher/Agneta Mogren
Corrections and Research/Sonja Kalmering
Circulation: 15 000
Contact: redaktor@tempofestival.se
Website: www.tempofestival.se
Tel: + 46 8 545 103 33

Tempo Dokumentary Festival – Executive Committee
Eva Schöld (ordförande), Elsa Cojnby, Tobias Janson, Sofi Lagergren, Åke Lundström, Agneta Mogren, Hjalmar Palmgren, och Per Wirtén.

Thanks to
All the documentary makers, Madelin Downey Ahnlund, Madeleine Bergh, Jesper Bergom-Larsson, Monica Boni, Marie Booberg, AnnaLena Byström, Caroline Campbell, DI, Lotta Eriksson, Fanzingo, FilmCentrum, Filmkontakt Nord, Film Stockholm, Folkets Bio, Futurniture, Paolo Grossi, Åke Hedlund, Bettan von Horn, PeÅ Holmqvist, Hornstull Strand, Richard Letterborn, Pether Lindgren, Hanna Karlsson, Malin Karlsson,Terese Mörnvik, Mats Nordin, Oktavilla, Lisa Partby, Ingemar Persson, Ove Rishöj Jensen, Story, Frédéric Strauss, Svenska Bio, Ellen Tejle, Björn Terring, Tove Torbiörnsson, Katja Uneborg, Louise Welander, all at the office/Bergsunds Strand 39, Tempo’s executive committee, our volunteers, partners and sponsors.

History
Tempo Documentary Festival is the largest festival of its kind in Sweden and holds the national commission for documentary film. Founded in 1998, it has since presented documentaries from all over the world, which otherwise would probably not reach the Swedish public. Tempo has also established a unique forum for the presentation of documentary work across traditional boundaries – Film/TV, Radio, Photography, as well as more experimental forms of expression. Between festivals, a number of different events are arranged with a documentary focus, such as seminars, debates, photo exhibitions, together with screenings and workshops for young people. The festival and other associated events are arranged and developed by the non-profit organisation Tempo Documentary Festival.

Additionally, Tempo acts as the host for two competitions: The Tempo Documentary Award, one of Europe’s largest documentary prizes, for best Swedish documentary and STHLM.DOC for best Swedish short documentary.

In 2007, Tempo was elected as one of Dagens Nyheter På Stan’s “Stockholm’s Heroes” and prior to the 2008 Guldbagge Award Ceremony (the Swedish equivalent to the Academy Awards) Tempo’s Programme Director Sofi Lagergren and Festival Director Agneta Mogren were members of the jury for short and documentary film.

The festival has been staged at a number of major venues in Stockholm including Kulturhuset, Filmhuset, Södra Teatern, the Finnish Institute and the film theatres Sture and Zita, amongst others. Since 2008, Tempo has taken place at the beginning of March, with the most recent festival presented on 4th – 8th March 2009, at the Victoria and Rio cinemas on Södermalm in Stockholm. The forthcoming Tempo festival being presented on 10th – 14th March 2010.