Doll (Vaxdocken) (Blu-ray)

The odd night watchman Lundgren lives alone in an old building filled with strange tenants. He falls in love with a mannequin in the shop where he works, and manages to steal it and bring it home. Lundgren begins to buy clothes and presents, believing that the doll is alive and talking to him. The neighbors become suspicious and react strongly to his sick inclinations.

A horror drama directed by the masterful Arne Mattsson and with a screenplay by Lars Forssell, a member of the Swedish Academy.
Gio Petré - Video Essay by Rickard Gramfors (Klubb Super 8) (10 min)
Arne Mattsson - Intro by Mats Helge Olsson (40 min)
Trailers - The Doll, Ebon Lundin
Audio Commentary wih Film Critic Joni Hyvönen and Rickard Gramfors
Poster and Photo Galleries

Ebon Lundin - Feature Film
Director: Per Oscarsson, Sweden 1973. Starring Per Oscarsson, Carl Rosenqvist, Gudrun Brost
Per Oscarsson's directorial debut about a lonely man who quits his factory job to truly "live life" for the first time. It becomes a tragicomic, absurdist odyssey through Stockholm's underbelly as Ebon encounters demonstrations, bars, churches, and society's outcasts while searching for genuine human connection.
Oscarsson creates a Christ-like figure whose attempts at compassion — helping drunks, defending the vulnerable, seeking love — are consistently misunderstood by an indifferent urban landscape.
78 minutes. Color. English subtitles.
Presented in a new 4K restoration by the Swedish Film Institute from the original 16mm negative, 16mm print and 16mm magnetic tape.

Ebon Lundin bonus:
Monica Törnell Sings Ebon Lundin Live