Touching Freedom was named #1 of the Swedish critics’ list
On February 10, Touching freedom premiered in Swedish cinemas, and 10 days later was named #1 of the Swedish critics’ list of new films in the cinema
In the documentary Touching freedom, we meet two Kurdish students, Jenkidar and Hussein, who are both studying political science in Beirut. In October 2014, IS carries out an aggressive attack and takes control of their hometown of Kobane. Jenkidar and Hussein decide to go there and fight for Kurdish independence, using the camera as a weapon. In February 2015, the residents have recaptured Kobane, but many family members and friends have lost their lives and their hometown is in ruins. The film is directed by Manal Masri. Magnus Jarlbo has composed the original music. On the title and ending sequence, violinist Pedram Shahlai plays.
“I sat in constant excitement for an hour and a half yesterday” wrote Allan Berg Nielsen in his review on 
Letters to a serial killer (Brev till en seriemördare)
On April 7, 2016, Lisa Ohlin’s feature film Walk with me had its Danish premiere. It received a warm critical response. The film is about the encounter between a wounded Danish UN soldier and a dancer from the Royal Danish Ballet. It is based, in part, on real events. The film has been sold to several countries outside the Nordic region, such as France, Slovenia, Croatia, Brazil and China. Sebastian Öberg and Magnus Jarlbo created the soundtrack. 
The TV series Cirkus Imago, with Morgan Alling, Anna Lagerkvist, Harald Leander and Dag Andersson in the supporting roles, has pleased Swedish television viewers for two seasons. The first season had its premiere in 2009 on Svt, Barnkanalen. The second season appeared two years later. In 2015, One in a Million, a feature film based on the series had its premiere in 2016. 