YOU CAN NEVER BE TOO MUCH YOU

TitleYOU CAN NEVER BE TOO MUCH YOU
BrandGEORG JENSEN
Product/Service-
Category A04. Production Design / Art Direction
Entrant FORSMAN & BODENFORS Gothenburg, SWEDEN
Idea Creation FORSMAN & BODENFORS Gothenburg, SWEDEN
Production FOLKE FILM Stockholm, SWEDEN
Credits
Name Company Position
Kim Cramer Forsman & Bodenfors Art Director
Karina Ullensvang Forsman & Bodenfors Art Director
Rikke Jacobsen Forsman & Bodenfors Copywriter
Viktoria Wallner Forsman & Bodenfors Account Supervisor
Jenni Füleki Forsman & Bodenfors Account Executive
Magnus Kennhed Forsman & Bodenfors Agency Producer
Karin Nolmark Forsman & Bodenfors Designer
Camilla Häggman Forsman & Bodenfors Factory Designer
Robert Johnsson Forsman & Bodenfors PR
BeOn BeOn Media Agency
Laerke Herthoni Folke Film Director
Mattias Rudh The Talent Group Director of Photography
Peter Brandt Little Machine Editor
Folke Film Folke Film Production Company
Joi Persson Folke Film Executive Producer
Morgan Röhl The Talent Group Producer
Story Barcelona Story Production
Glassworks Glassworks Post-Production
The Talent Group The Talent Group Post-Production
Seinabo Sey Universal Music Group Music
Magnus Lidehäll Universal Music Group Music
Karin Smeds Linkdetails Stylist
Ruben Sznajderman Ruben XYZ Director
Danielle LaPorte Danielle LaPorte Author
Elisabeth Toll LundLund Photographer
Oscar Lange Adamsky Stylist
Britta Lund LundLund Photo: Producer
Liselotte Watkins LundLund Stylist

Brief Explanation

This film features five strong women who have become extremely successive on their own terms. As any other women these women have been told that they shouldn’t be too loud, too ambitious, too strong, too demanding or to provocative “for their own sake”. If the had listened to this, they would have never had come this far. In the film we can see these women rocking their world, showing that any women can become anything they want to. But telling women that they are too much of something really is just another way of saying that they should conform to outdated norms.