Ostersunds FK have gone from Swedish obscurity to the Europa League stage in less than 6 years. The reason for their rise? Swan Lake and art exhibitions ||||| Friends oftell TMZ ... they fear for her safety -- even her survival -- during her two weeks of freedom before going to jail.The judge could have sent Lindsay, but instead gave her until July 20 to turn herself in. Friends worry that Lindsay is now fully off the hinges and may not be able to resist the drugs and alcohol.The catch-22 -- if Lindsay falls off the wagon she could end up getting even more jail time. Even worse, her friends worry Lindsay could become so irrational she could harm herself.As if there weren't enough temptation ... there's a big belated birthday bash for Lindsay set for tonight at an L.A. club -- not the best place for a future inmate with a SCRAM accessory ||||| Lindsay Lohan will soon be headed to jail, and then rehab. Will she be headed to a movie set after all of that? 
 
 
 
 With a Beverly Hills judge on Tuesday sentencing the former child star to 90 days in jail and a subsequent 90 days in a drug rehab facility, Lohan’s already slowed movie career has hit an even deeper pothole. But the filmmakers behind one of her few film projects – the independently financed porn-star biopic “Inferno: A Linda Lovelace Story” – say they’ll wait for Lohan even if it means delaying production into 2011 and beyond. 
 
 "Not moving on, not re-casting, not under any circumstances," director Matthew Wilder said in an e-mail Tuesday afternoon. 
 
 Wilder added that the production is "fully financed, prepared to go" but was nonetheless "fully committed to Lindsay," which meant waiting for her to emerge from her court-mandated period behind bars and in treatment. (There's no definite time frame for that, given that the sentence could be truncated, but it's likely she won't be available to work until late fall at the very earliest.) 
 
 Wilder has long maintained his commitment to Lohan despite the fact that the actress is difficult to insure on a movie set. That's at least in part because his financing may be dependent on Lohan; during the Cannes Film Festival in May, he said the actress had meetings with foreign sales executives and others "who, after having met her, put up money" for the film. 
 
 Lohan was also slated to appear in "The Dry Gulch Kid," an adventure comedy that would co-star Willie Nelson and be produced by his company. Upon hearing of Lohan’s sentencing Tuesday afternoon, producer Kerry Wallum said, “We have a bunch of music videos we’re doing right now, so we can just be busy until she gets out,” adding, “We hadn’t really negotiated the full deal yet, but we’ll see how it works. She’s a good actress. We’ll wait.” 
 
 Of course, given the shaky nature of independent film financing, waiting may be partly a function of confidence in Lohan -- and partly a function of a producer trying to lock down financing. 
 
 After her trip to the big house, Lohan will inevitably find more than a few talk-show hosts waiting to grab a piece of the post-prison interview pie. She'll also find at least find two little-known filmmakers eager to put her in their low-budget shoots -- among the remaining few who believe the troubled star is actually capable of a comeback. 
 
 -- Amy Kaufman and Steven Zeitchik 
 
 Twitter.com/AmyKinLA 
 
 Photo: Lindsay Lohan learns of her sentence in court Tuesday. Credit: Reuters/David McNew/Pool 
 
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– At least one person is somewhat happy with Lindsay Lohan’s sentence: Her estranged father, Michael. He tells Larry King in the above video he feels “a little satisfaction that she’s going to rehab,” though the jail part of the sentence is “harsh.” More from the land of La Lohan: Friends think the judge should have sent LiLo to jail immediately—some tell TMZ they’re worried she will take her last two weeks of freedom and go completely off the rails. Though she’ll still wear her SCRAM bracelet during those two weeks, she can still legally drug herself thanks to a Dilaudid prescription. The painkiller is stronger than morphine and has even been compared to heroin, TMZ reports. Assuming all goes well, at least Lindsay will have a job waiting for her upon her release from jail. The director of Linda Lovelace biopic Inferno says they are “not moving on, not re-casting, not under any circumstances,” the Los Angeles Times reports.