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What is behind the boom in the Norwegian film and TV sector?

2 weeks ago | nordiskfilmogtvfond.com | Geoffrey Macnab

Mo:The Nordics are still very important to us. We are still digging even deeper into Nordic collaboration, but we also see that Europe is increasingly important in the big picture. We had these Nordic film days in Paris at the beginning of March, when we discussed a lot with the CNC about how we can collaborate more deeply with them. But we have always worked closely with our Nordic neighbours. Historically, it has helped us.
Nordic titles and upcoming unique stories to keep an eye on

3 weeks ago | nordiskfilmogtvfond.com | Geoffrey Macnab

Nordic countries have enjoyed striking success at recent festivals. NFTVF’s UK journalist on what’s next. Plenty of Nordic titles are in the running for Cannes (whose selection is announced on April 10), Venice and Toronto. It would be a major surprise if Joachim Trier’s latest feature Sentimental Value doesn’t make the cut for Cannes. The Danish-born Norwegian director was in competition with The Worst Person in The World (Verdens verste menneske) and Louder Than Bombs.
Nordic shows at SeriesMania: “Our Strength Is in Our Storytelling”

3 weeks ago | nordiskfilmogtvfond.com | Marta Balaga

Producer Jussi Rantamäki revealed: “We are constantly looking for stories to adapt. This one was full of tension, it was a page turner, and it had what Juho needs: a strong dramatic structure. Later, he can add emotions we already know from his previous work.” Vanda Rapti, EVP Viaplay Select & Content Distribution, said: “Nordic storytelling has always had a strong identity, with a reputation for high-quality, character-driven drama.
The Nordics at Vilnius: Rúnar Rúnarsson triumphs, Solomamma pitched at MPV, and strong regional presence across all sidebars

1 month ago | nordiskfilmogtvfond.com | Davide Abbatescianni

The Icelandic filmmaker scooped the prize for Best Short with O, whilst Agnes Skonare Karlsson’s Favours earned a special mention. Celebrating its 30th anniversary, the Vilnius International Film Festival (7–23 March) took over Lithuania’s capital and a dozen other cities. With over 100 titles screened, the festival reaffirmed its position as a major cinematic gathering in the Baltic region and beyond.
“Men used to think they were unable to follow a woman. It has changed now.”

1 month ago | nordiskfilmogtvfond.com | Marta Balaga

Is it because she’s not perfect? TL: That part also irritates people. It’s a minority, but it’s an angry minority, complaining that she’s immoral and rude. She does things you shouldn’t do, but she’s no Michael Corleone! Still, he was a man – he could do bad things. Also, Linda is a loner. Love is not her priority and still it seems that she’s winning. I didn’t write a “female” character, I just wrote a character. She’s a person.
Irene Sparre: “We can only survive if we are small, fast and agile.”

1 month ago | nordiskfilmogtvfond.com | Geoffrey Macnab

The Danish CEO and producer keeps creative decisions at home when working at the global animation scene. Between productions, Irene Sparre will roll up her sleeves and take on every task imaginable, from sending out social media posts to being the office cleaning lady and the executive producer handling financing. "If you have people on the payroll, you’re desperate to get projects greenlit…[but] when I am between productions, it is just me.
Thessaloniki Docfest wraps up with two wins for Greek-Danish-French co-production Bugboy

1 month ago | nordiskfilmogtvfond.com | Davide Abbatescianni

All in all, TIDF and Agora were well attended as usual. A packed group of Nordic professionals visited the Greek port city, including reps from the Danish Film Institute, Final Cut for Real, CPH:DOX, Film i Skåne, Film i Väst, DocPoint, and Yle, among others. Over 460 meetings took place between different stakeholders, which can be interpreted as a sign of enthusiasm and creative vibrancy. Nonetheless, every player in the industry seems more cautious about their next market move.
SeriesMania set to welcome new Nordic shows

1 month ago | nordiskfilmogtvfond.com | Marta Balaga

Upcoming festival SeriesMania, dedicated to TV series, will spotlight a slew of Nordic shows, from Trine Dyrholm-starring The Danish Woman to Generations. Despite its warm March dates, French event SeriesMania is about to be hit by some colder winds, screening a selection of new Nordic shows during its anticipated 2025 edition. This includes its International Competition, set to be dominated by Generations (Generationer).
At Cartoon Movie, Nordic Animation whips up new projects with potential for full-fledged IPs, family-friendly tales about acceptance and diversity

1 month ago | nordiskfilmogtvfond.com | Davide Abbatescianni

On Day 2 and 3, ten projects with Nordic involvement were presented. Here is a closer look at each one: ValentinoCurrently in development, this CGI-animated feature blends adventure and detective storytelling for the whole family. Directed by Samir Arabzadeh and co-written with Richie Conroy, it follows Roya, an 11-year-old girl with a disability, who longs to fit in.
CPH:DOX lifts the veil on its 2025 programme

1 month ago | nordiskfilmogtvfond.com | Davide Abbatescianni

New awards include the Sandbox Films Science Pitch Prize (worth $25,000) and the Al Jazeera Documentary Channel Co-Production Award (€10,000), alongside established prizes like the Eurimages Innovation Award (€20,000) and Outreach Award (€30,000). Over 200 financiers have confirmed attendance, including Netflix, Hulu, ARTE, BBC, and Sundance Institute. CPH:FORUM‘s offering will be enriched by the CPH:CONFERENCE programme (24-28 March), set to bring together filmmakers and industry leaders.