Came to San José last week for the filmfestival Cinequest where David's animated short documentary Ladyboy was screened.
We had a couple of days there and had some time to walk around the city in the lovely sun.
This is mostly photos from our second day in San José. I was too jetlagged to remember my camera on the first day.

Hotel window. Photo taken when waiting for the elevator to arrive.

Love that there's a tree popping up from the sidewalk.

San José Fire Department showed up. Look at the lady to the right; does gravitation not work properly on her?

San Pedro Square sign.

Pretty entrance.

Went to a pastry shop called Bijan bakery and café where they had A LOT of pastries from all over the place. Especially european baked goods.
David looks like an old man in this picture. Can't stop laughing when I look at this.

So many pretty cakes!

Made a friend.

Made another friend.

The streets are so wide in this country!

Colourful bunting by the used car lot.

In the evening we went to California Theatre for the award ceremony. This is one beautiful theatre.

The blurry man by the organ was not blurry in real life. He was playing film music, it was really cool.

All the film makers got to come up on stage for the award ceremony. Sadly David's film didn't win but the screenings were really appreciated and people seemed to love "Ladyboy" so that was fun.

After that David and I went for an evening stroll in search for a convenience store that sold real food. Not just chips, candy and junk that seems to be all they sell everywhere. We found one with fruit and vegetables and it felt like heaven!

And then we came back to our hotel and fell asleep by 8 pm and slept badly for eleven hours. Jetlag is a bitch.

Sometimes I find photos in my computer that I've chosen to edit but for some reason haven't put here on the blog. Most times they are just left behind and forgotten but some of them wants to be blogged, and who am I to say no then?
So here are twenty random, pretty, weird, funny and even scary photos from the last four months that were too good to end up unblogged and forgotten.

It was autumn but the moss was green like summer.

Mushrooms were found.

Mushrooms are weird and beautiful.

The bark on the trees looked like landscapes from outer space.

When the trees were fiery orange we started to film a movie at the cemetery.

Hanna could fit in any scary movie. Olle is yet unaware of the evil sitting beside him.

Winter landed on the roofs of Gothenburg.

The city was cold and bright.

One december day I was treated to brunch at Hagabadet with Becka.

I don't think you understand how full I was when we left.

The sunset view from our balcony was nothing short of amazing.

And the one from my job was quite perfect too.

Snuggling feet one lazy sunday morning.

A piece of jewelry in the making.

Meeting with Hanna in her kitchen. We are planning great things together.

Coffee and ideas.

One evening I met up with Becka at a restaurant.

It was a weekday and we were both tired and in some serious need of talking, sipping wine and eating nice food.

Cozy bar lights.

I'll end this post with one hell of a scary photo of Hanna from the first evening of our week of filming at Österlen. Film directors of scary movies: Look! You have your next star!

End of random photo post. For this time.

Hello hello!
I've been away filming for a week.
The whole little film crew went to my family's summer house at Österlen to film our movie Allmänt Jävla Bäng. It was such an amazing experience.
Sometimes the weather was bad and we had to sit inside and wait for it to get better but for the most part everything went really well.
We worked very hard the entire week and I couldn't bring my real camera around because I was acting most of the time so here are some iPhone photos from behind the scenes.
Can't wait to see the result of all this filming!

This week has been extremely stressfull. I've been working evenings and nights and before work David and I have been working on our movie. On wednesday and friday it was time to film a couple of scenes that take place at the cemetery Östra Kyrkogården here in Gothenburg and by the train tracks in Jonsered just outside the city.
Here are some photos I took behind the scenes when I didn't hold the microphone or cover the sun with a large white screen.

Tomorrow starts an entire week of filming. I am so excited! I play one of the three leading roles in the movie and I have really been looking forward to start acting infront of the camera and be a part of this whole filming adventure.
I'll keep you posted, for sure!