Today is a big day for HILMA, the film by Lasse Hallström (who captured my heart as a child watching What’s Eating Gilbert Grape) – HILMA is today released in cinemas across the US, and simultaneously on U.K. streaming platform ViaPlay. Hilma tells the incredible story of Hilma Af Klint and the women (“The Five”) who developed some of the ideas and philosophies behind her pioneering abstract work; and why it took so many decades for Hilma’s work to come to light. I play Matilda Nilsson (one of The Five). It was a beautiful experience to make the film and I hope you enjoy watching it. Follow the link in my bio to find cinemas in the US) including screenings with Q&A with Lasse, Tora and Lena this weekend in New York) or stream online U.K. NYT: …the director wins the audience… with his sincere connection to the artist Hilma af Klint…. the emotions onscreen have true power. WSJ: (Lasse’s) new film is sensitive to and respectful of its subject…. Depicting the interior inspiration of an artist is a challenge for a film director, which is why most biopics of creative folk tend to focus instead on gossip and surface—tempestuous affairs, bad behavior and the like. In “Hilma,” however, Sweden’s most successful living filmmaker has attempted to unlock the imagination of Swedish painter Hilma af Klint (1862-1944).
Today is a big day for HILMA, the film by Lasse Hallström (who captured my heart as a child watching What’s Eating Gilbert Grape) – HILMA is today released in cinemas across the US, and simultaneously on U.K. streaming platform ViaPlay. Hilma tells the incredible story of Hilma Af Klint and the women (“The Five”) who developed some of the ideas and philosophies behind her pioneering abstract work; and why it took so many decades for Hilma’s work to come to light. I play Matilda Nilsson (one of The Five). It was a beautiful experience to make the film and I hope you enjoy watching it. Follow the link in my bio to find cinemas in the US) including screenings with Q&A with Lasse, Tora and Lena this weekend in New York) or stream online U.K. NYT: …the director wins the audience… with his sincere connection to the artist Hilma af Klint…. the emotions onscreen have true power. WSJ: (Lasse’s) new film is sensitive to and respectful of its subject…. Depicting the interior inspiration of an artist is a challenge for a film director, which is why most biopics of creative folk tend to focus instead on gossip and surface—tempestuous affairs, bad behavior and the like. In “Hilma,” however, Sweden’s most successful living filmmaker has attempted to unlock the imagination of Swedish painter Hilma af Klint (1862-1944).
Today is a big day for HILMA, the film by Lasse Hallström (who captured my heart as a child watching What’s Eating Gilbert Grape) – HILMA is today released in cinemas across the US, and simultaneously on U.K. streaming platform ViaPlay. Hilma tells the incredible story of Hilma Af Klint and the women (“The Five”) who developed some of the ideas and philosophies behind her pioneering abstract work; and why it took so many decades for Hilma’s work to come to light. I play Matilda Nilsson (one of The Five). It was a beautiful experience to make the film and I hope you enjoy watching it. Follow the link in my bio to find cinemas in the US) including screenings with Q&A with Lasse, Tora and Lena this weekend in New York) or stream online U.K. NYT: …the director wins the audience… with his sincere connection to the artist Hilma af Klint…. the emotions onscreen have true power. WSJ: (Lasse’s) new film is sensitive to and respectful of its subject…. Depicting the interior inspiration of an artist is a challenge for a film director, which is why most biopics of creative folk tend to focus instead on gossip and surface—tempestuous affairs, bad behavior and the like. In “Hilma,” however, Sweden’s most successful living filmmaker has attempted to unlock the imagination of Swedish painter Hilma af Klint (1862-1944).
Today is a big day for HILMA, the film by Lasse Hallström (who captured my heart as a child watching What’s Eating Gilbert Grape) – HILMA is today released in cinemas across the US, and simultaneously on U.K. streaming platform ViaPlay. Hilma tells the incredible story of Hilma Af Klint and the women (“The Five”) who developed some of the ideas and philosophies behind her pioneering abstract work; and why it took so many decades for Hilma’s work to come to light. I play Matilda Nilsson (one of The Five). It was a beautiful experience to make the film and I hope you enjoy watching it. Follow the link in my bio to find cinemas in the US) including screenings with Q&A with Lasse, Tora and Lena this weekend in New York) or stream online U.K. NYT: …the director wins the audience… with his sincere connection to the artist Hilma af Klint…. the emotions onscreen have true power. WSJ: (Lasse’s) new film is sensitive to and respectful of its subject…. Depicting the interior inspiration of an artist is a challenge for a film director, which is why most biopics of creative folk tend to focus instead on gossip and surface—tempestuous affairs, bad behavior and the like. In “Hilma,” however, Sweden’s most successful living filmmaker has attempted to unlock the imagination of Swedish painter Hilma af Klint (1862-1944).
Today is a big day for HILMA, the film by Lasse Hallström (who captured my heart as a child watching What’s Eating Gilbert Grape) – HILMA is today released in cinemas across the US, and simultaneously on U.K. streaming platform ViaPlay. Hilma tells the incredible story of Hilma Af Klint and the women (“The Five”) who developed some of the ideas and philosophies behind her pioneering abstract work; and why it took so many decades for Hilma’s work to come to light. I play Matilda Nilsson (one of The Five). It was a beautiful experience to make the film and I hope you enjoy watching it. Follow the link in my bio to find cinemas in the US) including screenings with Q&A with Lasse, Tora and Lena this weekend in New York) or stream online U.K. NYT: …the director wins the audience… with his sincere connection to the artist Hilma af Klint…. the emotions onscreen have true power. WSJ: (Lasse’s) new film is sensitive to and respectful of its subject…. Depicting the interior inspiration of an artist is a challenge for a film director, which is why most biopics of creative folk tend to focus instead on gossip and surface—tempestuous affairs, bad behavior and the like. In “Hilma,” however, Sweden’s most successful living filmmaker has attempted to unlock the imagination of Swedish painter Hilma af Klint (1862-1944).
Today is a big day for HILMA, the film by Lasse Hallström (who captured my heart as a child watching What’s Eating Gilbert Grape) – HILMA is today released in cinemas across the US, and simultaneously on U.K. streaming platform ViaPlay. Hilma tells the incredible story of Hilma Af Klint and the women (“The Five”) who developed some of the ideas and philosophies behind her pioneering abstract work; and why it took so many decades for Hilma’s work to come to light. I play Matilda Nilsson (one of The Five). It was a beautiful experience to make the film and I hope you enjoy watching it. Follow the link in my bio to find cinemas in the US) including screenings with Q&A with Lasse, Tora and Lena this weekend in New York) or stream online U.K. NYT: …the director wins the audience… with his sincere connection to the artist Hilma af Klint…. the emotions onscreen have true power. WSJ: (Lasse’s) new film is sensitive to and respectful of its subject…. Depicting the interior inspiration of an artist is a challenge for a film director, which is why most biopics of creative folk tend to focus instead on gossip and surface—tempestuous affairs, bad behavior and the like. In “Hilma,” however, Sweden’s most successful living filmmaker has attempted to unlock the imagination of Swedish painter Hilma af Klint (1862-1944).
“How come we were taught to fear witches instead of those that burned them alive?” Anon. My buddy @colbertcharlotte made a beautiful film #shewill then she made some beautiful T-shirts ~ all profits support @evawuk ~ visit popcorngroup.co.uk/merch to find them @thepopcorngroup 📸 @jeanpigozzi
“How come we were taught to fear witches instead of those that burned them alive?” Anon. My buddy @colbertcharlotte made a beautiful film #shewill then she made some beautiful T-shirts ~ all profits support @evawuk ~ visit popcorngroup.co.uk/merch to find them @thepopcorngroup 📸 @jeanpigozzi
“How come we were taught to fear witches instead of those that burned them alive?” Anon. My buddy @colbertcharlotte made a beautiful film #shewill then she made some beautiful T-shirts ~ all profits support @evawuk ~ visit popcorngroup.co.uk/merch to find them @thepopcorngroup 📸 @jeanpigozzi
“How come we were taught to fear witches instead of those that burned them alive?” Anon. My buddy @colbertcharlotte made a beautiful film #shewill then she made some beautiful T-shirts ~ all profits support @evawuk ~ visit popcorngroup.co.uk/merch to find them @thepopcorngroup 📸 @jeanpigozzi
“How come we were taught to fear witches instead of those that burned them alive?” Anon. My buddy @colbertcharlotte made a beautiful film #shewill then she made some beautiful T-shirts ~ all profits support @evawuk ~ visit popcorngroup.co.uk/merch to find them @thepopcorngroup 📸 @jeanpigozzi
“How come we were taught to fear witches instead of those that burned them alive?” Anon. My buddy @colbertcharlotte made a beautiful film #shewill then she made some beautiful T-shirts ~ all profits support @evawuk ~ visit popcorngroup.co.uk/merch to find them @thepopcorngroup 📸 @jeanpigozzi
My buddy @colbertcharlotte made a beautiful film #shewill then she made some beautiful T-shirts ~ all profits support @evawuk ~ link in my stories 📸 @jeanpigozzi “We have a limited run of t-shirts inspired by the feature film SHE WILL on sale now. The film explores the inherited trauma of women; from the persecution of women seen in historic witch-hunts through to the violence seen inflicted on women throughout the world today. All profits will go to supporting EVAW (End Violence Against Women).”
My buddy @colbertcharlotte made a beautiful film #shewill then she made some beautiful T-shirts ~ all profits support @evawuk ~ link in my stories 📸 @jeanpigozzi “We have a limited run of t-shirts inspired by the feature film SHE WILL on sale now. The film explores the inherited trauma of women; from the persecution of women seen in historic witch-hunts through to the violence seen inflicted on women throughout the world today. All profits will go to supporting EVAW (End Violence Against Women).”
My buddy @colbertcharlotte made a beautiful film #shewill then she made some beautiful T-shirts ~ all profits support @evawuk ~ link in my stories 📸 @jeanpigozzi “We have a limited run of t-shirts inspired by the feature film SHE WILL on sale now. The film explores the inherited trauma of women; from the persecution of women seen in historic witch-hunts through to the violence seen inflicted on women throughout the world today. All profits will go to supporting EVAW (End Violence Against Women).”
