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scifirenegadeRemember this very excited entry about the public release of the most recent restauration of Ingmarsarvet?
Guess what's not on the website anymore?
It appears that films have limited time on the Swedish Film Archive. Which is a shame, because it's an official way of watching films.
The Swedish film Institute does do home media releases, but they appear to be of newer films.
Your best bet of watching it now is to beg people who have it. Or you can just find it somewhere, no intermediaries necessary. (For the record, I do have the film, but it's the original version without the subtitles.)
The new restoration of Vingarne is still up. Not sure if it's been on the website longer than Ingmarsarvet. Who knows for how long it will be up.
Guess what's not on the website anymore?
It appears that films have limited time on the Swedish Film Archive. Which is a shame, because it's an official way of watching films.
The Swedish film Institute does do home media releases, but they appear to be of newer films.
Your best bet of watching it now is to beg people who have it. Or you can just find it somewhere, no intermediaries necessary. (For the record, I do have the film, but it's the original version without the subtitles.)
The new restoration of Vingarne is still up. Not sure if it's been on the website longer than Ingmarsarvet. Who knows for how long it will be up.
