A special thanks to the National Film School of Denmark.
A special thanks to the National Film School of Denmark.
The focus of the event is building bridges between upcoming Nordic talents and the professional industry and connecting Nordic industry professionals in general.
A special thanks to the National Film School of Denmark.
The focus of the event is building bridges between upcoming Nordic talents and the professional industry and connecting Nordic industry professionals in general.
The series Power Play is the winner of Nordisk Film & TV Fond Prize.
Göteborg Film Festival and Nordisk Film & TV Fond announce five Nordic drama series for the NOK 200,000 (€20,000) Nordic drama series screenwriting award.
The series Power Play is the winner of Nordisk Film & TV Fond Prize.
Göteborg Film Festival and Nordisk Film & TV Fond announce five Nordic drama series for the NOK 200,000 (€20,000) Nordic drama series screenwriting award.
List of participants: CLICK HERE.
A intensive pan-Nordic writing lab and networking initiative, for screenwriters and story focused producers, organized by Nordisk Film & TV Fond.
List of participants: CLICK HERE.
A intensive pan-Nordic writing lab and networking initiative, for screenwriters and story focused producers, organized by Nordisk Film & TV Fond.
Empire is the winner of the Nordic Council Film Prize 2023.
The Nordic Council Film Prize was first awarded in 2002 and then permanently established in 2005, and is to be juxtaposed with the Nordic Council Literature Prize, The Nordic Council Music Prize, and the Nordic Council Environment Prize.
The purpose of the Film Prize is to promote the selection and circulation of Nordic films in the region with the intention of strengthening the Nordic cultural community and develop the Nordic region as a cultural domestic market. The nominated films are meant to benefit from the Film Prize, both culturally and commercially, in a Nordic and global perspective.
Empire is the winner of the Nordic Council Film Prize 2023.
The Nordic Council Film Prize was first awarded in 2002 and then permanently established in 2005, and is to be juxtaposed with the Nordic Council Literature Prize, The Nordic Council Music Prize, and the Nordic Council Environment Prize.
The purpose of the Film Prize is to promote the selection and circulation of Nordic films in the region with the intention of strengthening the Nordic cultural community and develop the Nordic region as a cultural domestic market. The nominated films are meant to benefit from the Film Prize, both culturally and commercially, in a Nordic and global perspective.