Directed by Jonas Odell, the finalist from Sweden tells the story of a woman who was arrested following an attempt on the life of Anna-Great Leijon, a Swedish politician.
Photo courtesy of Swedish Film Institute
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Cinema Eye nonfiction movie finalists
Eleven movies from six different countries have been named by Cinema Eye as finalists for their 2012 nonfiction award.
11. "Tussilago"
