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'I could feel my heart stopping. My ears were ringing. I couldn't see. I went to bed because there was nothing else I could do. And I didn't know if I would wake up in the morning.' For 5 years, 15-year-old Nayna has been battling anorexia. She has had lengthy stays in countless hospitals, usually admitted as an emergency patient. Four months ago she was the weight of a 7-year-old child but for the first time she has made headway against the disease. The Karolinska Institute is an internationally renowned medical research centre that awards the annual Nobel prizes for physiology and medicine. It is now also the home of Professor Per Soderston and Dr Cecilia Bergh's radical, new treatment of eating disorders. According to these medics, their studies show that even a simple diet can develop into an eating disorder. The combination of too little food and too much exercise means the body is propelled into starvation mode and begins to react in alarming ways. Unlike traditional diagnoses, 'we say that the psychiatric symptoms - such as anxiety, depression and obsessional behaviour - are the consequences of the distorted eating rather than the cause', says Dr Bergh. As the disease takes hold, sufferers quite literally forget how to eat properly and a vicious cycle begins. Soderston and Bergh have ditched the anti-depressant drugs prescribed in conventional treatments. Instead they teach the patients how to eat all over again. 'They're teaching me when to feel full, when to stop eating', explains Nayna. A specially designed computer helps each patient avoid eating too slowly or too quickly. The result is extraordinary. 'It's so useful. It's my safety zone now,' says Gemma, 'I know it won't lie.' After a rigorous seven-year scientific trial, Soderston and Bergh are claiming hitherto un-heard-of results. '75% of these patients will go into remission within about a year and about 90% of those going into remission will stay healthy'. This is spectacularly at odds with psychiatric treatments, after which almost half of the patients relapse. But not everyone is convinced. Dr Bergh and Prof Soderston had hoped to see their results replicated in trials elsewhere. But their efforts have been ignored. 'We have initiated discussions for years but the psychiatric community has so far said they do not want to participate'. As one eminent Australian psychologist states, 'it's shameful that psychiatry has rejected this notion out of hand'. And yet, Karolinska is a godsend not only for the patients but also their families. 'I knew mum had nothing to do with it. But when it's drilled into your head every day at the hospital you can't help but believe some of it', says Gemma whose relationship with her mum had become increasingly strained. Psychiatrists often lead families to believe that they are in some way to blame for the anorexia or bulimia. Karolinska disagrees and it's secret is simple. 'Just focus on the eating not the problems in your head'. 'The more you ask why they became anorexic and what the family situation was at the time, the more you maintain the illness,' insist the medics. Instead they adopt the philosophy that 'when you eat right, the problems in your head slowly disappear,' and their statistics speak for themselves. (C9)

Stockholm has repeatedly inspired directors to capture its beauty on camera. Christie Petrakopoulou rounds up some films that were set in or around Stockholm.

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Stockholm on film is always a pretty sight. Here is a list of films where Stockholm takes center stage. Most of the films mentioned below have received local and international praise.

I personally believe that when we talk about Swedish cinema and especially about films set in Stockholm, Ingmar Bergman’s films rightly deserve a place. As an Ingmar Bergman fan, I couldn’t just pick one of his films. Stockholm was Bergman’s home town and is the main location in some of his films.

In Summer with Monika (Swedish: Sommaren med Monika), released in 1953 and starring the beautiful Harriet Andersson and Lars Ekborg, we see some wonderful shots of the city.

Who can forget the iconic boat ride under the bridges of Stockholm, close to the Palace and the Parliament as well as under Västerbron that connects Marieberg with Södermalm.

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Wild Strawberries (Swedish: Smultronstället) was released in 1957. The lead role of professor Isak Borg is played by one of the fathers of Swedish cinema, Viktor Sjöström. His co-stars are Ingrid Thulin and Bibi Andersson.

This film remains relevant today as it is about the journey of human existence that evolves during a car ride from Stockholm to Lund where Professor Borg would be honored and named a jubilee doctor after receiving his doctorate degree 50 years before from Lund University.

There is an iconic Stockholm scene in the film taken from Katarinahissen showing Isak’s car on the Slussen roundabout which looks almost as it looks today.

The last Bergman movie that I’d like to mention is Scenes from a marriage (Swedish: Scener ur ett äktenskap), released in 1973, starring Liv Ullmann, Erland Josephson, and Bibi Andersson – three actors that Bergman repeatedly collaborated with.

Scenes from a marriage is realistic, dramatic and humorous at the same time and since the film is mostly set in Stockholm, we see some beautiful shots of 1970s Stockholm including Karlaplan and Kungsgatan which more or less looks the same today.

Stockholm, in many ways, is the epicenter of the worldwide crime fiction phenomenon set in Scandinavia, known as Scandinavian Noir or Nordic Noir. This genre is considered to be dark and realistic and some of the most famous book series have been adapted into films.

Let the right one come in (Swedish: Låt den rätte komma in) is in my opinion one of the purest and sweetest vampire genre films. Based on the 2004 novel by John Ajvide Lindqvist, the film was released four years later in 2008.

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There is also an American version of the film with the title Let me in (2010) but I invite you to watch both versions and decide which one is best (…the Swedish one!). The story is set in Blackeberg, a Stockholm suburb in the 1980s.

Oskar is a 12-year-old boy bullied by his classmates. He finds a guardian angel named Eli, who has also been 12 for a while. Eli’s not an ordinary girl. She is a vampire. Let the right one come in is a story about love, friendship, devotion and, of course, blood.

Stig Larsson’s Millennium trilogy is probably among the most famous crime fiction stories set in Stockholm. The trilogy consists of the following: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (Swedish: Män som hatar kvinnor), The Girl Who Played with Fire (Swedish: Flickan som lekte med elden) and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets’ Nest (Swedish: Luftslottet som sprängdes).

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All three films had a Swedish premiere in 2009. The first story follows journalist Mikael Blomkvist (Michael Nyqvist) who with the help of a troubled young hacker, Lisabeth Salander (Noomi Rapace), tries to solve the mystery of a girl that disappeared in 1966. In the second sequel, Salander is accused of a triple murder and Blomkvist tries to clear her name.

In the third and last book, Blomkvist continues his efforts to prove Salander’s innocence whose darkest moments are threatened to be revealed in court. In all three films, you get to see beautiful locations around Stockholm from Östermalm to Gamla stan and Södermalm. The first film was directed by Niels Arden Oplev and the two sequels by Daniel Alfredson.

An English language adaptation of Larsson’s first book was released in 2011 by David Fincher, starring Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara. In my honest opinion, it is a beautified Hollywood version of the Swedish one.

Easy Money (Swedish: Snabba Cash) is a best-seller turned into film directed by Daniel Espinosa and released in 2010.

Based on a novel of the same name by Jens Lapidus, the story is about Johan “JW” Westlund who leads a double life as an illegal taxi driver in order to support his expensive Stureplan lifestyle. The actor who plays JW is Joel Kinnaman who received a “Best Actor” Guldbagge Award for his role in the film.

Easy money is a thriller about money, drugs and organized crime. Lapidus wrote two sequels to Easy Money that were also adapted for the big screen; Easy Money II: Hard to Kill and Easy Money III: Life Deluxe released in 2012 and 2013 accordingly.

Twenty-five year old Sebastian (Martin Wallström) has been living a privileged and superficial Stureplan life when he becomes blind after a head accident which changes his life completely. He now needs to start over.

Mia (Mylaine Hedreul), his personal assistant and a girl he had never set eyes on, will teach him valuable life lessons such as to be humble, learn to love and never give up.

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Ego was released in 2013 and directed by Lisa James Larsson. A realistic and easy to watch film that showcases Stockholm’s beauty.

Directed by Danish director Per Fly, Monica Z is a film about the life of Swedish Jazz singer Monica Zetterlund. With an amazing performance by Edda Magnason in the lead role, the film follows Monica through the good and the bad of the life of an international music star. Beautiful photography, beautiful costumes and beautiful Stockholm scenes.

Released in 2014, multi-plot comedy Stockholm Stories will make you fall in love with Stockholm (if you haven’t already). Five people, five stories, one beautiful city.

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