The screenings will be in Swedish with English subtitles. Free admission, with tickets available at the box office counter 30 minutes prior to each screening. Full showtimes at sfcinemacity.com. Highlights include:

Mikael Marcimain’s film explores the darker side of the utopian-like society of late 70s Stockholm, as young girl Iris gets involved in the sex industry, illicit business and mafia power plays.

In a small coastal town, an accident sees 60-year-old Janne having to reevaluate his life and desperately seek a means of escape. 

The documentary by Simon Klose focuses on the lives of the three founders of Pirate Bay, the world’s largest website for BitTorrent file sharing.

Jan Troell’s semi-biopic drama follows Swedish newspaper editor Torgny Segerstedt, who was a major critic of Hitler during the 1930s, and acted as his country’s conscience as they attempted to avoid any potential conflict with Nazi Germany.