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Micke Engström

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Micke Engström

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  • Born
    October 1966 · Stockholm, Sweden
  • Birth name
    Engström Mikael

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  • Micke is a film director from Sweden who began making Super 8 short films as a child. In 1989, he won a national short film festival alongside a friend and later directed several rock videos that aired on MTV Europe. With over 32 years of experience as an editor at the public service broadcaster SVT, Micke has contributed to numerous award-winning projects, including two Prix Europa winners. He also edited all the sketches for the Eurovision Song Contest in 2013. Micke's numerous short films include drama "Plastpappan" (1999) and genre "Zombie Psycho Sthlm" (2004). He wrote and directed a segment of the feature-length horror anthology "Faust 2.0" (2014). In addition to fiction, he has directed two feature documentaries: "Hans Arnold - Art of the Sorcerer" (2019) and "Semitjov - Dreams for a Better World" (2025).
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