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MOVIE

The Dialogue Police

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Rating
NRT
Duration
1h 30m
Year
2025
Language
Swedish
Publisher
Icarus Films

About

The Dialogue Police is a special unit whose mission is to strengthen democracy and ensure the right of all citizens to say what they want. Armed only with words, and an otherworldly patience! Anna, Calle, Jimmy, Johan, Erik, Nicole and Semsi work to ensure other people's freedom of speech. From anti-Muslim protesters to climate activists who have glued themselves to the asphalt. They mediate between the public and the organisers, and try to explain to passers-by why everyone has the right to raise their voice in public. And not everyone understands why anyone else can stand on a beer crate and share their opinions with the world, especially when they themselves disagree or feel mocked. The dilemmas are part of the job as dialogue police. But at a time when democratic dialogue is under pressure, the paradoxical fight for other people's freedom of expression is more urgent than ever.

Related Subjects

  • Documentary

Extended Details

  • SubtitlesEnglish
  • Closed CaptionsNo

Artists

Susanna EdwardsDirector
Martin BengtssonWriter
Susanna EdwardsWriter
Anita OxburghProducer
Petra JönssonProducer
Susanna EdwardsProducer