Staffan Lamm
Table of contents
- Basic facts
- Links and resources
- Biography
- Awards
- Films
- Original work
- Soundtrack listing
- Groups
Basic facts
| Director |
|
|---|---|
| Director of Photography |
|
| Show all films | |
| Awards |
|
Biography
Staffan Lamm was born in Stockholm. Autodidact with no formal film training. He started out working with Peter Weiss, and has been active as a freelance documentary filmmaker since the early 60's, mainly for Sveriges Television (SVT). He has also worked as a cinematographer, scriptwriter and director. In 1993 he wrote and directed the feature film Morfars resa (Grandpa's Journey) starring Max von Sydow. In 1999 he made the shorts Emma, Ruben and Sara that were nominated for Guldbaggen, the Swedish national film award, the same year. He lives in...
Biography
Staffan Lamm was born in Stockholm. Autodidact with no formal film training. He started out working with Peter Weiss, and has been active as a freelance documentary filmmaker since the early 60's, mainly for Sveriges Television (SVT). He has also worked as a cinematographer, scriptwriter and director. In 1993 he wrote and directed the feature film Morfars resa (Grandpa's Journey) starring Max von Sydow. In 1999 he made the shorts Emma, Ruben and Sara that were nominated for Guldbaggen, the Swedish national film award, the same year. He lives in Stockholm, is married and has two grown-up daughters.
Awards
| Festival Award | Chicago | 1970 | (award Certificate for Screenplay) |
|---|
