I haven't seen that one, but I highly recommend En kärlekshistoria (A Swedish Love Story), a 1970 film by the great Swedish director Roy Andersson. It's a beautiful and highly realistic story about a fifteen-year-old boy and thirteen-year-old girl who fall joyously in love one summer in Stockholm, against the backdrop of the failures and disappointment of the adults around them. Bjorn, fourteen and a half at the time of filming, has a small role as a friend of the main male character, who's played by fifteen-year-old Rolf Sohlman. The movie's on YouTube: just search for En kärlekshistoria. Bjorn first appears 20 minutes and 16 seconds in. His other scenes begin at at 24:15, 30:23 and 38:42.

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I haven't seen Bjorn in any other film except his performance as Tadzio in 'Death in Venice'. He played Tadzio very well even though the part only required that he look handsome and pout a bit. The scene of him on the beach in his swimsuit showed him off best I thought.

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In A Swedish Love Story Bjorn doesn't have much to do besides look handsome and pout, or smile, a bit, either. But then, the film has very little dialogue and his character has a particular purpose: to be the smooth-with-the-ladies foil to Ralf Sohlman's somewhat awkward main character. He carries it off well.