Matilda Voss Gustavsson's investigation becomes a film. Journalist of the daily Dagens Nyheter had uncovered several cases of sexual harassment, rape and threats within the Swedish Academy which decides on the Nobel Prize for literature.
Så glad över detta o över att det är magnifika Maren Louise Käehne (Hjärter Dam!) Som ska skriva manus https://t.co/nwLlWsU2Wm
- Matilda Voss Gustavsson (@matildagustav) June 21, 2020As relayed by the Hollywood Reporter , Maren Louise Këhne ( Queen of Hearts ) will adapt the investigation become book ( The Club ) of Matilda Voss Gustavsson, for the big screen. The screenwriter portrays the journalist's investigation as "a landmark in Swedish cultural history" and a book "completely authentic without ever falling into tabloid sensationalism".
#MeToo
In total, 18 women confided in one another while the #MeToo movement and the Weinstein affair occupied the media space. The publication of his investigation had caused the cancellation of the Nobel Prize for literature in 2018. The man at the heart of the accusations, the French photographer Jean-Claude Arnault, husband of one of the members of the Academy, Katarina Frostenson, was sentenced for rape to a sentence of two years and six months in prison.
Several other members of the Academy also resigned.
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