Feature documentary · Stockholm · 80 min · In production

Attraction7 Years Later

In 2019, eleven Stockholmers explained love on camera. Seven years later they answer the same questions again, then watch their younger selves for the first time.

Meet who you were.

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The film

Eleven theories of love, and the people who held them

In October 2019, director Armen Pogosyan and host Oksana Maria Lorczak filmed long, open interviews with eleven people in Stockholm about attraction, sex, fidelity and love. Each sat alone in front of the camera and laid out a private theory of how love works. The footage was never released.

In 2026 we went back. Ten of the eleven sat down again.

This is not a survey of modern love. It is ten people meeting who they were. Some have turned into the opposite of their younger selves. Some are surprisingly the same. Some catch their younger selves in a lie, and forgive them.

The same questions

Each person answers their own 2019 questions again, without seeing the old footage.

The playback

With the camera rolling, they watch their 2019 interview for the first time.

The mirror

Straight after, they talk to us about the person they have just watched.

2019

"He is accepting you, he's just not accepting the fact that you've changed."

Hannes, on what breaks people apart

2026

"It's more than true."

Hannes, seven years later

Format: Feature documentary
Length: 80 minutes
Language: English and Swedish
Status: In production
Expected release: January 2028
Countries: Sweden, USA

Team

Made in Stockholm and Los Angeles

Director and producer · Los Angeles

Armen Pogosyan

Director, producer and cinematographer with more than 17 years in independent film. He shot and directed both the 2019 and 2026 interviews. This is his first feature documentary. UCLA Extension, documentary filmmaking. Member, International Documentary Association.

When Women Are the Breadwinners, feature documentary, in development
The Accidental Artist, feature documentary, in development
Surviving LA (2021), writer, director, producer
Something Real (2017), writer, director, producer

Producer · Stockholm

Kerstin Wersäll

Investigative journalist and former reporter at Kalla fakta (TV4). Her investigation "De osynliga barnen" was nominated for Guldspaden and for Kristallen in 2019, and "Kollegornas hämnd" was nominated for Kristallen the following year. Her company is the film's main production company.

Producer · Stockholm

Sven Lidström

Producer and sound technician at Moon Made Media. On Attraction: 7 Years Later he managed equipment on set, scheduled the subjects and their interviews, handled behind-the-scenes planning, and coordinated crew and gear transport. In 2019 he was also the on-set sound technician. He was an associate producer on Armen Pogosyan's short Something Real (2017) and on Daniel Abreu's crime short Brorsans dikt (2020).

Producer

Daniel Abreu

Film producer and director dedicated to developing compelling stories and bringing creative visions to the screen. He works across the whole filmmaking process, from concept through production, combining creative vision with a practical understanding of filmmaking and working closely with talent and production teams. He is an associate producer on the feature State of Prey, now in post-production, and has produced more than ten shorts since 2013, including Brorsans dikt (2020) and Something Real (2017).

Associate producer · Stockholm

Mia Hjelte

Swedish actress and dancer, born and raised in Stockholm. She trained at the Royal Swedish Ballet School from the age of ten, spent a season as an apprentice with the Vienna State Ballet, then joined the Royal Swedish Ballet, where she was appointed soloist. Her acting career began as Penny Johnson in Dirty Dancing at Chinateatern in Stockholm. She studied acting at the Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts and the Stella Adler Studio of Acting in New York, and played the lead, Wilma, in the Norwegian feature For Evig and Aldri, directed by Gunnbjörg Gunnarsdottir. On this film she hosted and ran the prototype of the mirror session.

Producer · 2019 host

Oksana Maria Lorczak

Co-host of the original 2019 interviews, and one of the eleven people the film returns to.

Contact

armen@moonmademedia.com

Armen Pogosyan, director and producer