Displaced Perssons

The film follows Per Persson, who left Sweden four decades ago to start a family in Pakistan. As his daughters grow, the family decides to return to Sweden, but their hopes are met with harsh realities when they find themselves living in a caravan outside Hässleholm.

With a runtime of 85 minutes, Displaced Perssons combines personal narrative with broader themes of immigration. The documentary format allows for an intimate exploration of the family's experiences and the complexities of adapting to a new culture. The presence of a woman director adds another layer to the film’s perspective on social issues.

Collectors may appreciate the film's unique take on the immigrant experience and its relevance to current social commentary. Available on DVD, this film offers a tangible way to engage with its rich themes and storytelling.