Moa

Year: 1986

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: Swedish

Director: Anders Wahlgren

Drama

At eighteen, Moa Martinson marries stone‑worker Karl and has five children. Marriage becomes turbulent and tragic. Amid hardship she begins to write, exposing truths that receive little understanding. Publication of her books brings acclaim, letting her escape poverty while staying true to her roots. In 1929 she remarried writer Harry Martinson.

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