Björn Runge

Master of intimate storytelling and deep character studies, Björn Runge was born in 1961 in Lysekil, Sweden. Known for his work in the drama genre, Runge has been active in the film industry since 1986, with his most notable works being "Daybreak," "Mouth to Mouth," and the critically acclaimed "The Wife," for which Glenn Close won a Golden Globe award. His directorial style is characterized by an emphasis on character development, meticulous attention to detail, and the exploration of complex human relationships. Beyond his artistic accomplishments, Björn Runge is a deeply introspective man, whose profound understanding of the human condition is beautifully reflected in the films he crafts.