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Swedish Series ‘Bad Sisters’ Wins at British BAFTA Television Awards

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Josephine Bornebusch’s series ‘Bad Sisters’ was praised when British Bafta handed out its television awards at a gala on Sunday night. The series, which is Bornebusch’s first international directorial assignment, won in the category of best drama series.

“It was a tough shoot in every way and that’s why I’m extra proud that so many people found the series and liked it. Tired but overjoyed,” she comments on the win on Instagram.

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Swedish Series ‘Bad Sisters’ has won at the British BAFTA Television Awards, bringing honor and recognition to Josephine Bornebusch’s directorial assignment.

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