Scene from Aniara (2018)
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Birth Name: Bianca Cruzeiro
Birth Date: 1980-12-28
Birth Place: Sweden, Oxford County, United States
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Bianca Cruzeiro, born in Brazil on September 25, 1987, gained prominence for her role as Elma in the 2017 Swedish film 'Vinden blåser vart den vill'. In this movie, Elma embarks on a journey of self-discovery and healing after a breakup, exploring both the physical and spiritual landscapes of Sweden while encountering various characters along the way.
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Alternate Names: Emelie Garbers
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Born as Emelie Aurora Jonsson on September 1, 1982, in Stockholm, Sweden, the actress now known as Emelie Garbers has established herself as a prominent figure in Swedish cinema and television. She received her professional training at the Royal Swedish Ballet School and the Stockholm University of the Arts, beginning her career with a background in dance before transitioning into acting.
Garbers gained significant international recognition for her haunting lead performance as the Mimarobe in the 2018 science fiction epic Aniara, a role that earned her the prestigious Guldbagge Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role in 2020. Throughout her career, she has frequently collaborated with director Mikael Marcimain on projects such as the television movie Call Girl (2012) and the acclaimed miniseries Gentlemen & Gangsters (2016). More recently, she appeared in the 2024 drama series End of Summer and made her directorial debut with the short film Vidunder.
Birth Name: Emma Maria Isabelle Broomé
Birth Date: 1985-06-13
Birth Place: Bollnäs, Gävleborgs län, Sweden
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Alternate Names: 艾玛·布鲁姆
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Emma Broomé is a Swedish actress recognized for her work in film, television, and theater. She was born
Emma Maria Isabelle Broomé on June 13, 1985, in Bollnäs, Gävleborgs län, Sweden.
Broomé pursued her professional training at the Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts (formerly known as the Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts) from 2009 to 2012. Following her graduation, she became a frequent performer at the Royal Dramatic Theatre (Dramaten) in Stockholm, appearing in a variety of stage productions including Anna Karenina and Tartuffe.
In the world of film and television, she gained significant recognition for her role as Chebeba in the acclaimed science-fiction drama Aniara (2018). She also starred as Åsa in the 2020 SVT series Sommaren 85 (Dreaming of England). Her extensive television credits include roles in series such as Lyckoviken (Lucky Bay), Taelgia, Trolltider – Legenden om Bergatrollet, and the 2024 series Ronja the Robber's Daughter.
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Alternate Names: ینی سیلفرهیلم, یِنی سیلفِرهیِلم
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Born as Jennie Maria Elisabeth Silfverhjelm on December 15, 1979, in Lidingö, Sweden, the Swedish actress was raised in Stockholm and Skåne. She discovered her passion for acting early on and completed her professional training at the Stockholm University of the Arts (formerly the Stockholm Theatre High School) between 2002 and 2006.
Shortly after graduation, she joined the permanent ensemble of the renowned Royal Dramatic Theatre in Stockholm in 2007. While she made her film debut in Wallander - Jokern in 2006, she gained international recognition for her roles in The Girl Who Played with Fire (2009) and the science-fiction drama Aniara (2018). She is also widely known for her portrayal of Alexandra Beijer in the long-running crime series Beck. For her work in A Christmas Tale, she was honored with the Guldbagge Award for Best Supporting Actress in 2022.
About the Movie: Aniara (2018)
Alternative Title: Aniara : L'Odyssée stellaire, アニアーラ, Aniara - Rotta su Marte, Aniara - A Viagem de Uma Vida, Аніара
Director: Hugo Lilja, Pella Kagerman, Pella Kågerman
Writer: Harry Martinson, Hugo Lilja, Pella Kagerman, Pella Kågerman
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Producer(s): Producer: Annika Rogell, Gustav Jannerfeldt
Co_Producer: Pella Kågerman, Johannes Rothaus Nørregaard, Daniel Thisell, Hugo Lilja, Lisa Widén, Markus Waltå, Fredrik Ljungberg
Executive_Producer: Glenn Lund, Natalie Farrey, Vincent Landay, Nina Bisgaard, Meta Louise Foldager Sørensen, Eddy Moretti, Danny Gabai
Companies: Film Capital Stockholm, Gotlands Filmfond, Ljud & Bildmedia, Meta Film, Meta Film Stockholm, SVT, Unbranded Pictures, Viaplay Group
Genre: Drama, Sci-Fi, Science Fiction
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Keywords: based on song, poem or rhyme, dystopia, mysterious, space travel, woman director
Story
In the not-so-distant future, Earth has become uninhabitable, prompting a mass exodus to Mars aboard the colossal spaceship 'Aniara'. Among the passengers are those who have chosen to live their final days in consumption and decadence, ignoring the ship's mysterious malfunctions. After a catastrophic collision knocks Aniara off course, the settlers realize that they are adrift in space with no hope of reaching Mars or returning to Earth. As they grapple with this harsh reality, the passengers must confront their place in the universe and the emptiness of their previous lives.
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Set against a dystopian backdrop where humanity has exhausted its home planet, 'Aniara' is a Swedish-Danish science fiction drama that explores themes of existential dread, human nature, and the consequences of unchecked consumption. Based on Swedish poet Harry Martinson's epic space poem of the same name, the film is directed by Hugo Lilja and Pella Kagerman (collectively known as Pella Kågerman). Co-written with Mattias Olsson, 'Aniara' presents a chilling vision of humanity's potential future, where the pursuit of pleasure and decadence leads to spiritual emptiness and despair.