Annika Idström
Finnish screenwriter, translator and writer
About Annika Idström
Lived 1947 – 2011 (aged 63). Annika Idström was a Finnish screenwriter, translator, writer, dramaturge, photographer and director.
Annika Idström (12 November 1947, Helsinki — 20 September 2011, Helsinki) was a Finnish author, dramaturg, and translator.
She wrote five novels, several TV and radio dramas, as well as translating prose and poetry from Danish and Norwegian into Finnish.
Her works were unconventional in approach, dealing with dark and difficult themes, and blurring the boundary between internal and external observations.
Non-writing career In 1976–1977, Idström ran the literary association.
Honours and awards In 1985, Idström received the Finnish State Literature Prize .
In 1996, she was awarded the medal of the Order of the Lion of Finland.
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Who was Annika Idström?
Finnish screenwriter, translator and writer (1947-2011)
When was Annika Idström born?
Annika Idström was born on 12 November 1947 in Helsinki.
When did Annika Idström die?
Annika Idström died on 20 September 2011 in Terhokoti.
What was Annika Idström's occupation?
Annika Idström was a screenwriter, translator, writer, dramaturge, photographer and director.
What nationality was Annika Idström?
Annika Idström was Finnish.
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