The Nordic Talents Pitch Prize 2022 goes to Jesse Jalonen from Finland and his film Return & Exchange (Deadpan Comedy/ Drama, 105 Min).

The Nordic Talents Special Mention 2022 goes to the Norwegians Håkon Anton Olavsen (director) and Sunniva Kviteberg (writer) for the film Titanic Club (Drama/Romance/Comedy, 90 min)

The Nordic Talents Pitch Prize went to Hawa Sanneh and Jimm Garbis, from Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH), who pitched they fiction film project "Lovette"

Director Angelika Abramovitch from Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH) pitched her fiction film "A Soviet Love Story".

The Nordic Talents Pitch Prize went to Hazhir Ibrahimi, from The Norwegian Film School, who pitched his documentary film project Carrying Luggage

Writer Emil Wahl and director Kerren Lumer-Klabbers from The Norwegian Film School pitched their feature film Woman Walking.

The Nordic Talents Pitch Prize went to Patricia Bbaale Bandak, from The National Film School of Denmark, who pitched her documentary film project Better I go suffer

Writer Mie Skjoldemose and director Katrin Björgvinsdottir from The National Film School of Denmark pitched their TV-series project Queen Ingrid.

The Nordic Talents Pitch Prize went to director Fanny Ovesen, from The Norwegian Film School, who pitched her fiction film project LAURA (working title).

Birthday boy Brwa Vahabpour, director from The Norwegian Film School pitched his fiction film project "Silence".

Documentary director Teresia Fant, from The Norwegian Film School, pitched her documentary/cross media project "Stories from the Shower".

The Nordic Talents Pitch Prize went to writer/director Anita Beikpour, from The National Film School of Denmark, who pitched her new documentary project I Believe I Can Fly.

Director Thora Lorentzen, who graduated from The Natonal Film School of Denmark, recieved the Jury's Special Mention for her project Absolute Beginners - a coming-of-age documentary series.

The Nordic Talents Pitch Prize went to Finnish writer/director/producer Kaisa el Ramly and her fiction project Scenes from a dying town. She graduated from ELO Helsinki Film School.

Mika Gustafson (writer/director) brought home the first of two special mention prices for her fiction project Sisters to Sweden. She graduated from Akademin Valand.

Writers team Kjersti Wøien Håland and Harald Mæle jr. from the Norwegian Film School won the 2nd special mention for their TV-series Changeling.

And the winners are...

Stuck in Dundalk, the feature debut project by Icelandic born Thordur Pálsson (pictured) won on Friday the coveted NOK 250,000 Nordic Talents Pitch Prize at a ceremony held at the National Film School of Denmark.

The second Pitch Prize or Special Mention was handed out to director Gustav Möller and producer Lina Flint from the National Film School of Denmark for their project The Guilty.

Norway scoops top prize at Nordic Talents 2014

The Nordic Talents Special Mention worth NOK 50,000 was granted to Fanni Metelius from Sweden for her fiction project The Boyfriend about breaking up and the difficulty of dealing with a sexless relationship.

The Swedish documentary filmmaker Maria Bäck who had moved the 200+ Nordic Talents audience with her poetic 30 minute film Mother is God portraying her mentally-ill mother, ended up winning the top NOK 250,000 Nordic Talents Pitch Prize for her project I Remember When I Die in which patients will be asked to choose the memory they will think of when they die.

The NOK 50,000 Nordic Talents Special Mention Prize was handed out to the Icelandic Hlynur Pálmason and Julie Waltersdorph for their project Winter Brothers, a brothers’ odyssey set in a religious worker environment in winter.

For the first time in 13 years the top award of Nordic Talents, the NOK 250,000 Pitch Prize, was awarded to a Finnish project: Hit the Wall by ELO Helsinki Film School graduate Antti Heikki Pesonen.

The second Nordic Talents Special Mention Prize and its NOK 50,000 development grant was handed out to the Norwegian Film School graduate Liv Karin Dahlstrøm for her project Jarle India Unni, about an elder couple who rediscover lost love during a trip to India.

The National Film School of Denmark came out triumphant of the 11th Nordic Talents Pitch competition when the five member jury including former alumna Lone Scherfig handed out the main Nordic Talent Pitch Prize of NOK 250,000 to Lea Glob for her Human Female Sexuality documentary project.

The NOK 50,000 Special Mention went to director Milad Alami and producer Stinna Lassen for The Evacuation of Åbyn.