Goteborg Bows With Michael Noer’s ‘Key House Mirror’
The 38th edition of the Goteborg Film Festival is set to bow Jan. 23 with Michael Noer’s “Key House Mirror,” one of the eight Nordic movies competing for a Dragon Award. “Key House Mirror” stars…
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TrustNordisk Sells ‘Here is Harnold’ to Multiple Territories
PARIS– TrustNordisk has sold Gunnar Vikene’s comedy “Here is Harnold,” to multiple territories. The Scandi giant presented a 3-minute promo at Cannes and sold the film to Germany (NFP), Japan…
Swedish Film Institute Backs ‘Flocking,’ ‘False Witness’
Swedish helmer Beata Gardeler, who earned a Guldbagge award nomination and the Novella Film nod at Goteborg Intl. film festival for her debut “In Your Veins,” is on board to direct her sophomore…
Jonas Holmberg Tapped Artistic Director of Goteborg Intl. Film Festival
PARIS– Jonas Holmberg has been tapped artistic director of Goteborg Film Festival, succeeding to Marit Kapla. A movie critic who founded the film mag FLM, Holmberg joined the festival in 2012 and…
Iram Haq, Elisabeth Kvithyll and Annika Rogell Present New Projects in Nordic Film Lab
Created in 2008 at Goteborg Film Festival, Nordic Film Lab is a forum for talented filmmakers at the starting point of their career. Producers, scribes and helmers from Denmark, Norway and Sweden get…
'A 'Fanny and Alexander' on speed': Swedish cult adaptation in progress
Mikael Marcimain's $15 million-budgeted period piece "Gentlemen," produced by B-Reel and repped by Wild Bunch, is one of Sweden's most ambitious projects to date. After local distributor Svensk…
Film Review: ‘Free the Mind’
"Free the Mind" is an elegant if somewhat overlong documentary about the pioneering work of University of Wisconsin psychologist Richard Davidson.
Renck to oversee ‘Offenders’
U.S.-based Swedish helmer and music video director Johan Renck is to oversee crime series "Forbrytare" (The Offenders) for pubcaster Swedish Television (SVT) -- his first on home turf.
Market serves film & TV Smorgasbord
If its 2013 selection turns out to be as striking as last year's, there are plenty of reasons to visit the Nordic Film Market, taking place Jan. 31-Feb. 3 at the Goteborg Festival.
Goteborg: Venue adds to its menu
The biggest Scandinavian showcase is heating up.
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