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Stockholm Dances is a 1946 music documentary that captures a unique performance at Vinterpalatset in Stockholm. Directed by AB Sandrew-Ateljéerna, it features Lulle Ellboj's orchestra, showcasing the vibrant dance scene of the time.
The film is somewhat scarce, with few prints circulating among collectors, which tends to keep interest piqued. Generally, it surfaces in 16mm format, often with varying degrees of preservation. The lack of a widely recognized director adds an air of mystery, making it a unique conversation piece among documentary enthusiasts. Collectors appreciate its cultural snapshot, recognizing it as a portal to a specific moment in European history, reflecting societal moods through the lens of music and dance.
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Stockholm Dances is a music documentary.
The film was produced by AB Sandrew-Ateljéerna.
Stockholm Dances was released in 1946.
The top cast member is Arne Domnérus.
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