Göteborg’s Film Festival’s Dragon awards 2016 were a clean sweep for Nordisk Film & TV Fond, associated to the three top Nordic awards: Land of Mine-Best Nordic Film, Don Juan Best Nordic Documentary and Welcome to Norway, Audience Award-Best Nordic Film.

Martin Zandvliet’s drama Land of Mine was handed out the world’s largest film prize (SEK 1 million/€106.000), just after collecting €10.000 cash prize in Rotterdam for the Warsteiner Audience Award.

Other Göteborg winners backed by the Fund include Rúnar Rúnarsson’s Sparrows that collected the FIPRESCI award and Maria Bäck’s I Remember when I Die, bestowed an Honorary Mention from the jury of the Documentary competition. The director won the Nordic Talents Pitch prize in 2012 for the project.

For the full list of Göteborg awards, check: www.giff.se