SF Studios has announced the launch of SF Studios Classics, a new YouTube channel dedicated to making the company’s film archive accessible to a wide audience. The channel features film classics, offering film lovers a unique opportunity to rediscover some of the most iconic works in cinema history, as well as to discover hidden gems and new favourites.

At launch, a curated selection of titles will be available, with a new classic released every week. The lineup features some of the most acclaimed and timeless titles from SF Studios’ century-long history as a leading film producer and distributor in the Nordics.

Films available at launch:

Judaspengar (Victor Sjöström, 1915)
Balettprimadonnan (Mauritz Stiller, 1916)
Vingarne (Mauritz Stiller, 1916)
Dunungen (Ivan Hedqvist, 1919)
Karin Ingmarsdotter (Victor Sjöström, 1920)
Thora van Deken (John W. Brunius, 1920)
Lev livet leende (Pauline Brunius, 1921)
Gunnar Hedes saga (Mauritz Stiller, 1923)
Ingmarsarvet (Gustaf Molander, 1925)
Flickan i frack (Karin Swanström, 1926)
Till Österland (Gustaf Molander, 1926)
Medan staden sover (Lars-Eric Kjellgren, 1950)

“With SF Studios Classics, we want to make our unique film heritage more accessible and alive for today’s audiences around the world. YouTube is a perfect platform to reach both devoted film enthusiasts and a new generation of viewers,” commented Helena Hertz, Head of Licensing Sales & Rights at SF Studios.

“It is wonderful to see how the treasure trove of old Swedish films is preserved and highlighted in this way. More than four million Swedes watch YouTube on regular TVs, often together with family or friends. Without a doubt, this channel will help new generations to discover Swedish film classics with the help of YouTube,” added Michelle Kadir, Head of YouTube Northern Europe.

SF Studios has a film catalogue of over 1,800 titles, from 1897 to today, which together constitute a major part of Nordic film history.

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