[REL] Hallonbacken (2023) [TV Mini Series]

[ghost]

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt30764835/

The series is about the poor and tubercular girl Stina who is sent to the Hallonbacken sanatorium to recover. But once out there, she stumbles upon the sanatorium's secrets.

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Can be watched online on: https://arenan.yle.fi/1-62321181 (You need an IP from Finland.)

The country of production is Finland, but they speak Swedish. Stange.

All 3 episodes with translated English subtitles:
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[pillowbaker]

Oh this looks so cool! Thanks so much for this short series, ghost. Can't wait to get downloading again. (soon!)

So, a side note about the Swedish language in Finnish TV shows. Back in the day, IMDB used to have forums for every movie in its directory, or at least, the option to create threads in a forum setting unique to each film. Many were empty. Some were quite busy. One of the busiest ones I ever participated in was the Lat de ratte komma in forums. It was a great spot, full of fans discussing all aspects of the movie, discussing theories, posting fan works, etc. And there were a lot of Swedes there who answered questions about Swedish culture and films.

In true Swedish nature, they were both relatively reserved in their answers, but also enthusiastic in the attention. A few did make the comment that Finnish people often spoke a lot of Swedish and it was common to find it in their TV shows. I never looked into finding out why exactly, but I can speculate. Anyways, although they were relatively polite and detached with their answers, some of the more vocal and possibly uncharacteristic members had odd things to say about the Finn's use of Swedish language when not on television.

[ferdi111]

About the language,,, since book is written in Swedish then it is quite logical that they shot the series also in Swedish
Searching for reviews found this

https://www.helsinkiagency.fi/mystery-o ... erry-hill/
https://soderfilms.fi/productions/hallonbacken/

They call it Children's Horror

[ghost]

Thanks for these infos, ferdi111 and pillowbaker.

BTW: I watched it yesterday and enjoyed it. It's only a little bit spooky.