Året var 1971

Året var 1971 highlights key events in Sweden during a transformative period. It captures the influx of Swedes to Mallorca, the debut of Lars Molin on television, and the emergence of cultural phenomena like Badjävlar. The film also documents a hunger strike for jobs, reactions to the murder of the Yugoslav ambassador, and the premiere of the impactful show Tjejsnack.

In addition, the documentary details protests in Kungsträdgården and a significant courthouse tragedy in Söderhamn. It showcases the societal changes occurring during this time, including the rise of women's camps and protests against food additives. The film features notable voices from this era, including Jonas Fohlin and Margareta Garpe, adding depth to the historical narrative.