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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

Welcome on this board !

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.

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.
I can't actually say that i've seen 'The Big E' mentioned before either.
Anyone?

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

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

Hopefully one day Stina's appearence will end up on 'You Tube'

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 English tile for this documentary film was 'Don't You Worry,It Will Probably Pass'.
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.