After eleven amazing festival days with a programme of 400 films from 83 countries, seminars, talks, parties and a great industry programme, the 42nd edition of Göteborg Film Festival closed. With a record high industry attendees and a festival audience of 130,000 visits we look back at some of the highlights from the largest film festival in the Nordics.
Now the Göteborg Film Festival team head for Berlinale 2019. Read more below about our TV drama showcase at European Film Market and the festival's representatives attending Berlinale.
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Full list of Dragon Awards winners 2019
Queen of Hearts, directed by May el-Toukhy, won the Dragon Award Best Nordic Film. The prize of SEK 1 000 000 makes it the world's largest film award.
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Lucky One Winner of Audentia Award
The Audentia Award, went to Lucky One by Mia Engberg. The Award, instigated by Eurimages, is handed out to a female film maker in the festival programme.
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Nordic Honorary Dragon Award: Mads Mikkelsen
This year's recipient of the Nordic Honorary Dragon Award went to Mads Mikkelsen. The Danish actor visited the festival to receive his award at a prize ceremony taking place after a screening of Thomas Vinterberg's The Hunt.
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Check out the 2019 Industry programme
Read more about Nordic Film Market, the festival's marketplace for new Nordic film; TV Drama Vision, our conference and co-production event with focus on Nordic TV drama; the Nostradamus project, and more.
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Welcome to our Scandinavian drama showcase at EFM's Drama Series Days
As part of our partnership with Drama Series Days at EFM, our industry seminar and co-production event TV Drama Vision will present a selection of the most exciting upcoming series from the five countries in our region.
Tuesday, February 12, 11.15-12.00, Zoo Palast 4.
Moderated by Cia Edström, Head of Industry and TV Drama Vision.
Check out the full Drama Series Days programme >>
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The 2019 Nostradamus Report – ”Relevance in a New Reality” is here!
This year’s report discusses the uncertain future of public funding, major movements on the streaming market, the role of cinema in the new value chain, potential paths forward for VR, and the need for a rebooted industry conversation around tech and shared challenges. Johanna Koljonen's presentation of the 6th report on February 1 was followed by a discussion with Tomas Eskilsson, Head of Strategy, Film i Väst; Maria Tanjala, Co-Founder, Big Couch and Film Chain; and Glenn O’Farrell, CEO, GroupeMédia TFO.
Check out the presentation and download the Nostradamus report here >>
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