I Am Curious: Yellow

Continuing the behind-the-scenes story about the documentary they're making, director Vilgot Sjoman interviews the popular young socialist Swedish transportation minister, later two-time prime minister, Olof Palme, in I Am Curious (Yellow), 1967.

Establishing here that they're making a film about making a documentary, Lena Nyman conducting interviews, director Vilgot Sjoman recording her work, early in the international sensation I Am Curious (Yellow), 1967.

Opening scenes, introducing the star Lena Nyman, the director and boyfriend Vilgot Sjoman, and the famous Russian poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko visiting Stockholm, in the first-released of two sensational films titled for the colors of the Swedish flag, I Am Curious (Yellow), 1967.