Frans Lundberg

Orphan Tilly Brown is accepted as governess in the von Horten family, and the oldest son, Kuno, tries to woo her. When a large amount of money disappears, Tilly is blamed, although Kuno is the actual thief.

Marian Best, an English governess, is out of money and accept an offer to become a spy the Brittish government. She is sent tho a Russian fortress in order to gain information.

Young lovers Vera and Kurt are engaged, but Kurt has to leave for studies abroad. With Kurt away, Vera’s boss, Falk, decides to make her his wife.

A mother tries to save her son from a decadent life shared with a masseuse.

Young Ruth goes against her father's will and leaves to live with engineer Edvin Holm. Their life together will prove difficult.

A lavish melodrama set in the 17th century where a countess's daughter incurs the wrath of her parents when she spurns a suitor and falls in love with a stable boy. The film was long considered completely lost until the original negative was found in France in 2010, and it is the first of Malmö producer Frans Lundberg's rich feature film production to be rediscovered in nearly complete condition. (Filmarchiv.SE)

Heinz Werner has been gifted with a wonderful tenor voice, but also cursed with a habit of partying to hard. When he is discovered and hired to sing at the opera house, he also gets more chances to party...

Lost early Swedish comedy film. Story, cast and crew mainly unknown.

During a stay at a health resort in Mölle, Skåne, young Erna falls in love with medical student Eric, despite being engaged to another man.

Count de Raymond has a secret relationship with the married Marcelle. He is a gambling addict and looses large sums of money. He puts his hope in an inheritance.

Shoemaker Andersson has earned himself a minor fortune and is determined to give his children Fritz and Anna anything they want. But they don’t know to appreciate their dad, and begin to feel ashamed of his simple work while taking his money for granted.

One of two carnival films recorded in 1912 by Frans Lundberg's company on behalf of the Lunda students' carnival committee.

Two servants – Eina and Lucy – engage in foul play to stop their master, lieutenant Helge, to find love among his the girls he engage with, as Eina seeks to marry Helge herself.

Councilor Sven Ersson and farmer Jan Hansson have been bitter enemies for several years. Sven's neighbour Ola in Gyllby has a daughter Britta, the perfect partner for Sven's son Erik. But Erik only has eyes for Anna, the daughter of Jan Hansson. Unaware of the hostility between the families, Erik has asked Anna to marry him.

Doctor Lorne and James Wilson are rivals for the beautiful young Evelyn. The former uses hypnotism to reach his goals.

Engineer Holm marries the daughter of the factory manager he works for, even though he is in love with the beautiful but poor Martha. Both women give birth, but Holm disowns Martha’s daughter. Years later, an epidemic spreads among the poor, and tragedy awaits both families.

Count von Löwenstein shows Marquis Al Fresco his will, where he bequeaths 1 billion to his daughter Donna Elvira, if she marries the Marquis. The evil Marquis visits Saïd Ali Mohammed, Doctor of Toxicology, where he buys a bottle of poison. When the Count and the Marquis walk through a wood, two robbers kill them. The robbers find the bottle, drink the poison and die.

The Ingersro estate is in trouble, as owner Hilmer is flat out of money. But when the estate burns down, the insurance seems to save the family. Until the insurance company starts to suspect arson.

Mr. and Mrs. Mommesen is trying to enjoy a nice relaxing picnic, but their bad luck won't stop.