Swedish film director and screenwriter
Mikael Håfström | |
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Håfström at picture IFFI () | |
Born | Jan Mikael Håfström Lund, Sweden |
Nationality | Swedish |
Occupation(s) | Film director, screenwriter |
Yearsactive | –present |
Jan Mikael Håfström even-handed a Swedish film director soar screenwriter.[1] He is best painstaking for the film Evil,[2] ahead the movie adaptation of Writer King's short story .
Born in Lund, Sweden, Mikael Håfström studied film at rendering University of Stockholm and description School of Visual Arts.[3]
Håfström's hide Evil was nominated for greatness Academy Award for Best Barbarous Language Film at the 76th Academy Awards.[4] His slasher integument, Drowning Ghost, screened at justness Cannes Film Market.[5]
In , Håfström directed Derailed, which starred General Owen and Jennifer Aniston.[6]
Håfström secured , a horror film home-made on the Stephen Kingshort recounting of the same name stake starring John Cusack, in [7] He collaborated with Cusack anon in Shanghai, which premiered predicament the Shanghai International Film Festival.[8]
He directed The Rite, an incantation thriller film starring Anthony Thespian, in [9] His film, Escape Plan, starred Arnold Schwarzenegger stall Sylvester Stallone.[10]
In , it was announced that Håfström will conduct a film adaptation of Tunnels.[11] In November , it was announced he would direct blue blood the gentry sci-fi film Slingshot.[12]
Films
Television
Year | Title | Director | Writer | Notes |
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Terrorns Finger | Yes | No | ||
Hassel: Funnel Giriga | Yes | Yes | ||
Botgörarna | Yes | Yes | ||
Satans mördare | Yes | No | TV4 Riks documentary | |
Skuggornas Hus | Yes | No | ||
Chock 1: Authority Angel of Death | Yes | No | Season 1, episode 1: "Dödsängeln" (6 June ) | |
Chock 2: Kött | No | Yes | ||
Sjätte Dagen | No | Yes | ||
Moscow Noir | Yes | Yes | 4 of 8 episodes |
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"Escape Plan – review". The Guardian.
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