
Born May 24, 1925 — Died March 17, 1994
From Västerås, Västmanlands län, Sweden
Also known as Maj Zetterling, Mai Elizabeth Zetterling, مای زترلینگ
Mai Elisabeth Zetterling ( May 24, 1925 – March 17, 1994) was a Swedish actress and film director. She began directing in the early 1960s, starting with political documentaries and a short film called The War Game (1962), which was nominated for a BAFTA award, and won a Silver Lion at Venice. Her f...

Prejudice and Pride: Swedish Film Queer
Self (archive footage)

Regissören: En film om Mai Zetterling
Self (archival footage)

Meeting with Mai

Minns ni?
(archive footage)

Morfars resa
Elin Fromm

Sellers' Best
Self

Hidden Agenda
Moa

The Witches
Helga Eveshim

The Making of 'Hidden Agenda'
Self

Maybe I Really Am a Sorceress
Self

Calling the Shots
Self
Stulet nyår
Gerda

Mai Zetterling's Stockholm

My Heart Is Red
Nietzsche

We Have Many Names
Lena

Visions of Eight
Narrator

Lianbron

The Man Who Finally Died
Lisa von Deutsch

The Bay of St. Michel

The Main Attraction
Gina

Only Two Can Play
Liz
Lords of Little Egypt: Mai Zetterling Among the Gypsies

Offbeat
Ruth Lombard

Faces in the Dark
Christiane Hammond

Piccadilly Third Stop
Christine Preedy

Jet Storm
Carol Tilley
The Traitor
Frau Caypor

Playing on the Rainbow

The Master Builder
Hilda Wangel

The Truth About Women
Julie Eaton

Seven Waves Away
Nurse Julie White

Ett dockhem
Gurli Pall

A Prize of Gold
Maria

Dance Little Lady
Nina Gordon

Knock on Wood
Ilse Nordstrom

Desperate Moment
Anna DeBurg

The Ringer
Lisa

Tall Headlines
Doris Rickardson

Hell Is Sold Out
Valerie Martin

Blackmailed
Mrs. Carol Edwards

The Romantic Age
Arlette Tessereau

The Lost People
Lily
The Bad Lord Byron
Teresa Guiccioli

Portrait from Life
Lidia

Quartet
Jeanne (segment "The Facts of Life")
Life Starts Now
Vera Ullman

Music in Darkness
Ingrid Olofsson

Frieda
Frieda

Sunshine Follows Rain
Marit Germundsdotter

Iris and the Lieutenant
Iris Mattson

Prince Gustaf
Anna Maria Wastenius

Torment
Bertha Olsson

Jag dräpte
Miss Peters

Lasse-Maja
Fanny
The Polite Invasion