Movie list week 41: Alex Schulman's "Archipelago" and Facebook

Alex Schulman's directorial debut "The Archipelago" is at the top of the week's film list. Also on the list is Aaron Sorkin's indignant Facebook drama "The social reckoning," where Jeremy Strong plays Mark Zuckerberg. A print from Dagens Nyheter, 2026-10-09 11:51 Original address of the article: https://www.dn.se/kultur/filmlistan-vecka-41-alex-schulmans-arkipelag-och-facebook-dramat-the-social-reckoning-nya-pa-bio/ Film list week 41: Alex Schulman's "The Archipelago" and the Facebook drama "The social reckoning" new in theaters Get more from DN as a logged-in user Do you know you can create a free account on DN? As a logged-in user you can access several smart features. - Follow your interests - Newsletter A class trip from hell is at the center of Alex Schulman's debut drama, which was recently awarded Sweden's official Oscar nomination. In "The Archipelago," Gustaf Skarsgård, Fares Fares, and Linus Wahlgren play three different father figures who go on a camp in the archipelago to be the adults in the room. As you have already seen, it goes to the wild. It develops into a dark and intense depiction of the male role, bullying, and destructive patterns. Since Alex Schulman is a member of DN, the film is guest-reviewed by Olga Ruin, a critic for Svenska Dagbladet and editor for the magazine FLM. Read her review here: https://www.dn.se/kultur/alex-schulmans-arkipelag-ar-en-vass-dissektion-av-mansrollen/ Also read Matilda Käll's interview with the film's three main actors: https://www.dn.se/kultur/gustaf-skarsgard-om-arkipelag-hogstadiet-ar-en-brutal-tid/ 1. "The Archipelago" (new) Director: Alex Schulman With: Gustaf Skarsgård, Fares Fares Sweden's Oscar nomination is a merciless dissection of the male role, bullying, and destructive patterns on a class trip from hell. 2. "Fjord" Director: Cristian Mungiu With: Renate Reinsve, Sebastian Stan Uncompromising Gold Palm Winner who paints a charged conflict between a faithful family and a secular Scandinavian society. 3. "Naza" Director: Yuval Abraham, Rachel Szor Acclaimed and award-winning documentary that uses anonymous witnesses to reveal the truths about the high-tech war in Gaza. 4. "Tony" Director: Matt Johnson With: Dominic Sessa, Antonio Banderas Meaningful, tasteful, and light drama about the young years of celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain as a kitchen slave on the American East Coast. Director: Pedro Almodóvar With: Bárbara Lennie, Leonardo Sbaraglia, As autobiographical as tasteful metafilm signed by the Spanish master of a particularly good mood. 6. "La grazia" Director: Paolo Sorrentino With: Toni Servillo, Anna Ferzetti Bitterly beautiful drama where Toni Servillo plays a departing president who has to choose between mercy, prestige, and his own conscience. 7. "The social reckoning" (new) Director: Aaron Sorkin With: Jeremy Strong, Mikey Madison The sequel to "The social network" is an angry confrontation with Facebook where Jeremy Strong shines as Mark Zuckerberg. Director: Alexandra-Therese Keining With: Helena Bergström, Björn Kjellman Swedish acting veterans take flight to the sun and warmth in a budding feel-good about the difficult art of rediscovering oneself. 9. "Pressure" Director: Anthony Maras With: Andrew Scott, Kerry Condon Intense weather drama about the meteorologist who played a key role during the dramatic D-Day of 1944 that decided the war. 10. "Bad apples" Director: Jonatan Etzler With: Saoirse Ronan, Eddie Waller Swedish-directed school drama about a female teacher who resorts to a highly unconventional method to quell the class conflict. Film buff? Talk films and series with us! Love good films and TV series? Then DN's Facebook group "Talk films and series!" is for you! Share your best experiences, participate in polls, and get tips from DN's critics. Go to the Facebook page here or search for "Talk films and series!" in Facebook's search bar.