För kärlekens skull(1993)
A music video for the song För kärlekens skull by the Swedish singer-songwriter Ted Gärdestad, consisting of sequences with both actors and the brothers Ted and Kenneth Gärdestad in Paris, inspired by the mention of a Cathedral in the lyrics. The music video took approximately one week to film. The song is the only new song written for his compilation album "Kalendarium 1972 - 93", for his comeback after 13 years.
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