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Borderland podcast will regularly have guests who strive to live their lives from their hearts and passions. Many of the guests have connections to director Renzo Aneröd's films, and above all the film Gränsland/Borderland, which is currently in production. In this first episode of Gränslandet / Borderland, however, there are two of the actors in a previous film Renzo Aneröd has made. The documentary Too big for the world. The world champion in bodybuilding Helle Trevino and one of the world's most muscular women Irene Andersen.

You can see the full movie Thailand Dreams at this channel

Too big for the world is a film about the best female bodybuilders in the world, mostly about Irene Andersen, one of the biggest female bodybuilders in the world. Irene’s dream is to compete in Miss Olympia and Arnold Schwarzenegger’s competition Arnold Classic before turning 50. When she is getting closer all the big competitions in the world shuts down female bodybuilding. Irene starts an investigation to find out why female bodybuilding has been removed. She tracks down all the decision makers including Arnold Schwarzenegger and she meets up with top competitors and experts in the bodybuilding world to see if they know the truth about why female bodybuilding has been removed. Too big for the world is a film about discrimination and society’s fear of strong and muscular women.

Thailand Dreams was one of the most watched documentary in swedish televison 2017. Now the hole world can see this strong movie for free about western men falling in love with thaiwomen. The documentarty is based on the director Renzo Aneröds family. This is the feature film version. The TV version can be seen from time to time on SVT play.

A documentary Six young people. Some follow Sharia. Others fight Islamic roles. One is a hip hopper. The other thinks music is a sin. One thinks that the women must obey her husband. One fights for women's' liberation. Some are closely followed by the Security Police. And it all started 9/11 2001. Children of Islam was screened on Swedish televison 2007 and won the jury's prize for best documentary at DeREEL Independent Film Festival 2008.

About the documentary: Six young people. Some follow Sharia. Others fight Islamic roles. One is a hip hopper. The other thinks music is a sin. One thinks that the women must obey her husband. One fights for women's' liberation. Some are closely followed by the Security Police. And it all started 9/11 2001. Children of Islam was screened on Swedish televison 2007 and won the jury's prize for best documentary at DeREEL Independent Film Festival 2008.

I don´t wanna live this life ( Jag vill inte leva detta livet) is the third film in the serie about exlusion in the new Swedish society. A group of young people learn the hard way that the party drug GHB usually leads to misery. The documentary follows a group of close friends from Sweden, who started experimenting with drugs at an early age. The filmmakers first met Henke, Sebbe, and Jonny 10 years ago. Jonny recently committed suicide -- the latest in a long line to do so. In shock following his death, Henke and Sebbe took large amounts of GHB, in spite of the risks: these include slipping into a coma, psychotic symptoms, fear, and depression. Some time later, the filmmakers discover that Henke is in prison, pumped full of medication to keep him quiet. He is no longer aggressive and delusional, but has put on 30 kilos and comes across as lifeless. Failed suicide attempts only lead to more medication. In Sebbe's mind, "They didn't take it seriously. Then again, nobody took Jonny seriously when he said he would jump." Little remains of the lanky, pubescent young tough guys of 10 years before. Official selection IDFA 2009 Official selection ReelHeART International Film Festival 2011 The most important, Swedish documentary since ”A decent life” - Peter Birro screen writer The film hits you like a punch in the stomach. - Jimmy Fredriksson, GT newspaper Truly good and horrific and sad and keen and upsetting! - Mikael Wiehe artist

The film material in the video is from an upcoming documentary about the history and development of the working class in Sweden portrayed through director Renzo Aneröd's family. The English name of the documentary will be All or nothing - The dream that died. The film depicts workplace accidents, alcoholism, mental illness and dreams of living in happiness and harmony. The music is from Oliver Anthony's song - Rich Men North Of Richmond

From director Renzo Aneröd: "In 1999, I started writing my first novel and in 2000, together with filmmaker Bo Harringer, I started planning for my first documentary film. In 2004 I published my first novel – Löftet, and the documentary film – Under a dark sky of a nation It was the start of a series of documentaries that depicted the period 2000-2015 through subcultures, exclusion and the working class in Sweden In this series there were a total of six documentaries: Under a dark sky of a nation - Under en blågul himmel Children of Islam - Islams barn I folkhemmet I don't want to live this life – Jag vill inte leva detta livet Forever patriot – För alltid patriot Thailand dreams - Thailandsdrömmar All or nothing - The dream that died. – Allt eller inget – Drömmen som dog. There were also three novels on the same theme. The promise. - Löftet The wild boar. - Vildsvinet Enemies - Fiender As well as a book anthology. When others sleep. – När andra sover In this series, the new Sweden has been portrayed through motorcycle clubs, skinheads, Islamists, hip-hoppers, punks, nationalists, right-wing radicals, left-wing radicals, young people who did not want to live, feminists, anti-feminists, criminal groups, Swedish working men looking for love in Thailand, occupational injuries, psychological illness and other phenomena that increased in the new Sweden. I have decided to post the 6 films included in this theme freely for you viewers."