Hi all,
New to the board so not had chance to scour the old posts yet. I've been searching for years but I first found Stina through an interview she did with a program called The Big E or something. She was promoting Memories of a Colour at the time and I've been hooked since. I wonder if anyone else remembers the interview and has anyone ever seen it since.
Here's hoping 'Coming Soon' isn't too far around the corner...
Dela
Old old interview
Re: Old old interview
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I believe in your smile everyday
But I know that you're far from my way
When I talk to the moon I can hear you
In the dark I can see, I can feel your light
But I know that you're far from my way
When I talk to the moon I can hear you
In the dark I can see, I can feel your light
Re: Old old interview
Its not anything that i've seen although if it was promoting 'MOAC' then it would have been before I became interested in Stina's music.DeLaLeans wrote: I first found Stina through an interview she did with a program called The Big E or something. She was promoting Memories of a Colour at the time and I've been hooked since. I wonder if anyone else remembers the interview and has anyone ever seen it since.
I can't actually say that i've seen 'The Big E' mentioned before either.
Anyone?
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Re: Old old interview
Hi Everyone,
I knew I wasn't going mad (although by posting this question I'm perhaps showing my age!) but I've found a reference to The Big E series http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/series/21026
Program synopsis: Magazine programme about the arts and entertainment in Europe for young people. GB. LWT, Tx LWT 1991/12/01- [local] [After the initial broadcast in December, the series proper began on 1992/01/05 with a repeat of that first edition]
Just as an aside I used the same website to search for Stina's name and came across the film DU SKA NOG SE ATT DET GÅR ÖVER http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/764977?view=credit with Stina credited for the music in 2003.
Dela
I knew I wasn't going mad (although by posting this question I'm perhaps showing my age!) but I've found a reference to The Big E series http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/series/21026
Program synopsis: Magazine programme about the arts and entertainment in Europe for young people. GB. LWT, Tx LWT 1991/12/01- [local] [After the initial broadcast in December, the series proper began on 1992/01/05 with a repeat of that first edition]
Just as an aside I used the same website to search for Stina's name and came across the film DU SKA NOG SE ATT DET GÅR ÖVER http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/764977?view=credit with Stina credited for the music in 2003.
Dela
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Hopefully one day Stina's appearence will end up on 'You Tube'DeLaLeans wrote:I knew I wasn't going mad (although by posting this question I'm perhaps showing my age!) but I've found a reference to The Big E series http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/series/21026
The English tile for this documentary film was 'Don't You Worry,It Will Probably Pass'.DelaLeans wrote:Just as an aside I used the same website to search for Stina's name and came across the film DU SKA NOG SE ATT DET GÅR ÖVER http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/764977?view=credit with Stina credited for the music in 2003.
The film makers simply used Stina's 'Something Nice' & 'I See You Again' songs from the 'And She Closed Her Eyes' album.
There was no contribution of original material from Stina unfortunately.