Mikael Marcimain
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- Basic facts
- Links and resources
- Biography
- Awards
- Films
- Original work
- Soundtrack listing
- Groups
Basic facts
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Biography
Mikael Marcimain started as an assistant director for pubcaster SVT. His breakthrough with the thriller The Grave (2004) got him the TV award Ikaros for best drama. He is nationally and internationally known through his TV series The Laser Man (2005) and How Soon is Now (2007), for which he has also received multiple international awards. Call Girl is his feature debut was Call Girl (2012) which he followed up in 2014 with Gentlemen.
Biography
Mikael Marcimain started as an assistant director for pubcaster SVT. His breakthrough with the thriller The Grave (2004) got him the TV award Ikaros for best drama. He is nationally and internationally known through his TV series The Laser Man (2005) and How Soon is Now (2007), for which he has also received multiple international awards. Call Girl is his feature debut was Call Girl (2012) which he followed up in 2014 with Gentlemen.
Awards
| Nominated for the Guldbagge Award | Stockholm | 2015 | Best Director | ||
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| Stockholm | 2013 | Best Director | |||
| Kurt Linder Memorial Fund Grant | Stockholm | 2006 | (delas ut av Svenska Filmakademin, 2005 års stipendium) |
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