Magnus Fredriksson
Animator, filmmaker, and artist born in 1977, based in Kiruna. Has created around forty short films and tv-series, most of which are animated. Primarily inspired by the nature, culture, and environment of northernmost Sweden. In 2005, directed the worlds first animated film in the minority language Meänkieli; Kaisa & Harax: The Moose painting. The Moose painting was selected for competition at the Annecy International Animation Festival in 2006. In 2007, together with Håkan Rudehill and Anton Raukola, founded the production centre Bortbyting. Has received the Filmsparken award in 2005, the Rubus Arcticus cultural grant in 2006, and in 2015 was awarded a scholarship from the Irma and Einar Forseth Cultural Fund. In 2021 the film The Great Overflow won the Pija Lindebaum award at Sundsvall Filmfest.
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Meet Your Local Yuru-CharaDirector2022
Meet Your Local Yuru-CharaProducer2022
The Great OverflowWriter2021
The Great OverflowProducer2021
The Great OverflowDirector2021
Hello Robot!Director2019
Who Can Love Pikku Iso?Director2018
Who Can Love Pikku Iso?Writer2018
Notes from a small Japanese townProducer2015
Notes from a small Japanese townDirector2015
Notes from a small Japanese townWriter2015
The Blue ShoeDirector2006
The Red ShoeDirector2005
Spooky Wednesday on Kiruna Radio 97.3Director—
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