Fredrik Wikström Nicastro

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Fredrik Wikström Nicastro (2008)

Fredrik Wikström Nicastro is a film producer and SVP of international productions at SF Studios.^[1]

Fredrik was the producer and co-writer of the award-winning thriller Easy Money in 2010. The film was a huge success in Sweden and internationally. It was presented by Martin Scorsese to the US audience where it has received 85% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes.^[2] The film launched two successful and critically acclaimed sequels that Fredrik also produced and co-wrote.^[3] A spin off TV-series was also produced for Netflix, on which Fredrik served as Executive Producer.^[4]

Fredrik has also produced and served as executive producer/co-producer on films such as the Oscar nominated hit A Man Called Ove, the 2017 opening film of Toronto Filmfestival Borg vs McEnroe, Bamse och Tjuvstaden, Bolgen and Pojken med Guldbyxorna.^[5]

Fredrik has announced that he is moving into producing English speaking films ^[6] and has produced Horizon Line, starring Allison Williams and Alexander Dreymon^[7] and that he is in development of a film adaptation of Vilhelm Moberg's novel The Emigrants, set to be directed by Erik Poppe.^[8]

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