“During the hardest period, I watched Derek Jarman’s film Blue almost every day. Blue was his final film, a minimalist yet grandiose work.”
Mia Engberg.

“But there was a moment and an illness I wasn’t sure I would survive. And if that had been the case, I had in mind a film that would have boiled down to a black screen, because it’s something I would have had time to do, a requiem from me, with just voices. But there it is, I was given more time. And with this good news came back the love of cinema, but also the joy of filling the screen with images of all sizes, rummaging through the archives I had filmed of my life.”
Mia Enberg – Cineuropa.