Lisa Karolina Ohlin (born 20 February 1960 in

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) is a Swedish

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and

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Biography

Ohlin pursued film studies at the New York University Graduate Film School. During the studies, she worked in various functions in Swedish films. Between 2006 and 2009, she worked as a feature film consultant at the

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. She is the daughter of economist Göran Ohlin and Ruth Ohlin, stepdaughter to Anita Lagercrantz-Ohlin and granddaughter of Holger Ohlin.

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Lisa Ohlin
at Libris 1960 births Swedish screenwriters Swedish film directors Swedish women radio presenters Swedish radio presenters Living people Screenwriters from New York City Swedish women film directors Swedish women screenwriters Tisch School of the Arts alumni {{Sweden-film-bio-stub