The Emigrants (2021)
Overview
Sweden, 1849. A poverty-stricken family decides to move to America in the hope of finding a better and more prosperous life. Although they know the journey will be dangerous and the pressure of facing a new life in a strange and wild land is great, they are determined to succeed.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $11,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | sv |
| Popularity | 0.732 |
Directed By
Erik Poppe
Crew
Einar Egeland
Robert Leib
Gisle Tveito
Fredrik Möller
Simon Petersson
Christian Wieberg-Nielsen
Vilhelm Moberg
Erik Poppe
Fredrik Wikström
Brita Lundqvist
Petter Skavlan
John Christian Rosenlund
Jeanette Klintberg
Siv Rajendram Eliassen
Anna Bache-Wiig
Magnus Palmborg
Johan Söderqvist
Domnica Circiumaru
Dan Toader
Pia Wallin
Louize Nissen
Mikael Andersson
Linda Boije af Gennäs
Becky Kerton
Mia Uddgren
Alexandra Burca
Lars Thomas Skare
Jesper Höglund
Johan Harnesk
Tomas Heyman
Lucian Iordache
Daniel Jigenstedt
Mattias Jönsson
Emil Larsson
David Peter
Victor Rajala
Alex Hansson
Jacob Otterström
André Ferreira Barbosa
Baldur Bragason
Calin Catalin
Vlad Cioplea
Victor Engarås
Rasmus Nilsson
Fredrik Fornänger
Johan W. Johansson
Doina Raducut
Raluca Tataru
Madeleine Fant
TOP CAST
Lisa Carlehed
Kristina
Gustaf Skarsgård
Karl-Oskar
Tove Lo
Ulrika
Lena Strömdahl
Anna
Sofia Helin
Judit
Nova Salmi-Wikander
Elin
Díana Bermudez
Wichahpi
James Longshore
Saloon Owner
Kerstin Linden
Lill-Märta
Jesper Arin
Dean Brusander
Laurence Kinlan
Pastor Jackson
Alexandru Simion
Harbour Coordinator
Stefan Cronwall
Blacksmith
Harald Knutsen-Öy
Johan
Paul Cimpoieru
Lunatic Man
Mari Loewen
Boat Passanger
Ola Normelli
Country Gentleman
Iulian Burciu
Sweets Man
Pedram Hajigholi
Alone Traveler
Rebecca Runfors Carlzzon
Emmigrant
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