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41St Göteb Org Film Festiv Al Jan 26–Feb 5 2018 Goteb Orgfilmfestiv Al 2018 Nordic Film Market 41st Göteborg Film Festival goteborgfilmfestival.se Jan 26–Feb 5 2018 #gbgfilmfestival Index 4 Welcome 51 Nostradamus 2018 6 Nordic Film Market Schedule 52 Moving Sweden Seminar 8 Nordic Films 53 Nordic Festival Films 33 Works in Progress 60 Participants Nordic Film Market 43 Discovery 68 Map - Cinemas and Festival Spots 50 TV Drama Vision Films, Works in Progress, and Nordic Film Lab Discovery By Title The 12Th Man 11 The Violin Player 29 The Deposit 36 Wonderland 31 A Better Life 35 The Guilty 18 A Good Week For Democracy 17 The Heart 19 Iceland A Stranger 40 The Human Part 38 And Breathe Normally 11 Amateurs 10 The Monkey And The Mouth 23 The Deposit 36 And Breathe Normally 11 The Opponent 48 Woman At War 42 Anna Odell Untitled 34 The Raft 25 As I Fall 12 The Return 28 Norway Bergman 34 As I Fall 12 The Violin Player 29 Beware Of Children 35 Beware Of Children 35 The Way To Mandalay 30 Breeder 44 Burning Man 45 Valdesaz 48 Burning Man 45 Letters 22 Woman At War 42 Christian Iv 13 My Heart Belongs To Daddy 24 Wonderland 31 Denmark 14 Phoenix 39 Dogborn 45 By Country Queen Of Ice 39 East Of Sweden 15 The 12Th Man 11 Entrepreneur 16 Denmark The Monkey And The Mouth 23 Forget Lucia 46 A Better Life 35 Valdesaz 48 Goliath 36 Breeder 44 Christian Iv 13 Happy Ending 37 Sweden Denmark 14 Happy People 37 A Good Week For Democracy 17 Happy Ending 37 Holiday 20 A Stranger 40 Happy People 37 Jimmie 21 Amateurs 10 Holiday 20 Josefin & Florin 46 Anna Odell Untitled 34 That Time Of Year 41 Let’s Do Some Living Bergman 34 The Guilty 18 In The Afterlife 47 Dogborn 45 The Return 28 Letters 22 Goliath 36 The Way To Mandalay 30 My Heart Belongs To Daddy 24 Jimmie 21 One Last Deal 38 Josefin & Florin 46 Finland One-Off Incident 47 Let’s Do Some Living East Of Sweden 15 Phoenix 39 Nordic Film Market — Göteborg Film Festival Göteborg Film Festival In The Afterlife 47 Entrepreneur 16 Olof Palmes Plats 1 Queen Of Ice 39 Solsidan 27 Editor: Josef Kullengård Forget Lucia 46 413 04 Göteborg, Sweden Solsidan 27 Swoon 41 Editorial: Cia Edström, Tobias Åkesson, Andrea Reuter, One Last Deal 38 Tel: +46 31 339 30 00, Email: [email protected] Stupid Young Heart 40 That Summer 28 Johanna Koljonen One-Off Incident 47 www.goteborgfilmfestival.se Swoon 41 The Heart 19 Layout: Nils Dahl, Jussi Öhrvall Stupid Young Heart 40 That Summer 28 The Opponent 48 The Human Part 38 Stills Editor: Linda Petersson That Time Of Year 41 The Raft 25 Printed in Sweden by Billes 2018 3 Who’s who at Nordic Film Market? Welcome to Cia Edström Jonas Holmberg Head of Industry Artistic Director, Nordic Film Market! & Nordic Film Market Göteborg Film Festival +46 (0) 708 72 23 73 +46 (0) 723 70 26 00 cia.edstrom@ Jonas.holmgren@ goteborgfilmfestival.se goteborgfilmfestival.se This year marks the 19th edition of Nordic Film Market, Mirja Wester Tobias Åkesson where Göteborg Film Festival showcases the best of the Chief Executive Officer Head of Nordic Programme brand new and soon to be released works from the Nordic +46 (0) 703 78 73 53 & Discovery mirja.wester@ +46 (0) 733 50 91 72 region. We are proud to once again present a rich panorama goteborgfilmfestival.se tobias.akesson@ of the quality and talent our region has to offer, and a long goteborgfilmfestival.se list of guests from around the world to share it with. Åsa Garnert Josef Kullengård International Press Industry Coordinator We are also pleased to present the 2018 edition of TV Drama asa.garnert@ +46 (0) 730 76 60 89 Vision — The Golden Era of Drama, which precedes the goteborgfilmfestival.se josef.kullengard@ market, and the release of the fifth Nostradamus report goteborgfilmfestival.se about the future of the screen industries, at a seminar titled Do or Die? Read more about Nostradamus (Feb 2) Jenny Runsten Tess Tammer and TV Drama Vision (Jan 31–Feb 1) on page 50–51. Accreditation Coordinator Industry Guest Coordinator +46 (0) 736 30 83 09 +46 (0) 72 938 30 95 jenny.runsten@ tess.tammaer@ Our market line-up 2018 consists of 49 titles: 23 finished goteborgfilmfestival.se goteborgfilmfestival.se feature films, 17 works in progress and 9 projects that are part of our co-funding platform Discovery. Martina Larsfeldt Simon Hagegård Accreditation Coordinator Hospitality Last but not least, be sure not to miss the social events at +46 (0) 704 32 31 75 +46 (0)706 94 66 91 Nordic Film Market – the perfect occasion to mingle with martina.larsfeldt@ simon.hagegard@ goteborgfilmfestival.se goteborgfilmfestival.se friends, get to know new ones, and expand your network! Once again, welcome to Göteborg and Nordic Film Market! Julia Sandstén Vikberg Johanna Koljonen Cia Edström Industry Communications Nostradamus analyst & author +46 (0) 703 27 19 94 [email protected] Head of Nordic Film Market julia.sandsten.vikberg@ goteborgfilmfestival.se Andrea Reuter Wendy Mitchell Co-editor TV Drama Vision Moderator & Moderator +46 (0) 736 52 83 06 andrea.reuter@ goteborgfilmfestival.se Cinema hosts: Björn Vidlund, Kim Jansson, Pontus Paulin Hugo, Andreia Olaru, Petronella Läckgren, Sun Nordberg, Ingrid Arai, Ylva Fries Kull, Lise Blomqvist 4 5 Nordic Film Market Schedule All Nordic Film Market screenings between Thursday Screenings are only open to Nordic Film Market ac- February 1st and Saturday February 3rd take place credited. Buyers, programmers and sales agents have at Biopalatset, situated at Kungstorget 2. The scre- priority to the screenings. No press allowed. enings on Sunday February 4th take place at Göta, Saturday February 3 Avalon Industry Lounge situated at Götaplatsen 9. 09:00 BIOP 8 The Raft (10:40) January 31–February 3 from 14.00 BIOP 1 Christian IV (10:30) Wednesday January 31 11:00 BIOP 6 Discovery — films in development (12:15) Afternoon Industry Lounge Dogborn 09:30 BIOP 6 Works in Progress Session 3 (11:00) Burning Man Happy Ending Venue: Avalon Hotel, Kungstorget 9 11:30 BIOP 6 TV Drama Vision (17:30) One-Off Incident (x10) Beware of Children Take your afternoon meeting, network or just Breeder The Deposit 19:00–23:00 VALAND NIGHTCLUB Forget Lucia A Better Life have a drink in the relaxing environment at TV Drama Vision - Dinner cocktail and Josefin & Florin A Stranger Avalon Hotel. award ceremony for the Nordisk Film & TV Let’s Do Some Living in the Afterlife Anna Odell Untitled Fond Prize. Invitation only. VIP and Industry The Opponent Woman at War accredited are welcome from 21.00 Valdesaz Address: Vasagatan 41 10:30 BIOP 10 Denmark (12:00) 11:00 BIOP 1 Wonderland (12:35) BIOP 3 East of Sweden (12:15) BIOP 8 Christian IV (12:30) BIOP 10 The Heart (12:45) 10:45 BIOP 1 The Violin Player (12:45) Thursday February 1 11:15 BIOP 5 Jimmie (12:45) 11:00 BIOP 7 Amateurs (12:45) BIOP 8 As I Fall (12:35) Wifi at Biopalatset 09:15 BIOP 6 TV Drama Vision (16:00) 11:30 BIOP 10 Holiday (14:00) BIOP 9 That Summer (12:20) User: NFM 12:30 BIOP 7 Wonderland (14:05) 13:15 BIOP 6 Works in Progress Session 1 (14:15) 12:15 BIOP 10 The Way to Mandalay (14:05) Password: NFM2018 BIOP 9 The Guilty (13:55) Swoon Bergman 13:00 BIOP 1 Solsidan (14:45) 14:15 BIOP 7 Way to Mandalay (16:05) Happy People BIOP 7 The Return (14:25) The Human Part BIOP 9 A Good Week for Democracy (14:20) 14:30 BIOP 9 Solsidan (16:15) One Last Deal 13:15 BIOP 8 Jimmie (14:45) 15:30 BIOP 5 East of Sweden (17:15) 13:30 BIOP 5 That Summer (14:50) 14:45 BIOP 9 Letters (16:00) 16:15 BIOP 7 The Monkey and the Mouth (17:55) 14:45 BIOP 6 Works in Progress Session 2 (15:45) Industry Ticket Desk for That Time of Year 15:00 BIOP 7 And Breathe Normally (16:35) 17:00 BIOP 9 Amateurs (18:45) Goliath festival screenings Stupid Young Heart 18:30–22:00 FESTIVALARENAN 19:30–23:00 FESTIVALARENAN Opening reception Phoenix Dragon Awards Gala 2018. Invitation only. Attendees with Press, Industry, VIP (purple), Nordic Film Market. Invitation only. VIP and Queen of Ice and Nordic Film Market accreditation can pick Industry accredited are welcome from 21.30 22:00 YAKIDA NIGHTCLUB Address: Tredje Långgatan 9 15:00 BIOP 8 And Breathe Normally (16:35) Dragon Awards Afterparty. Free for up tickets for festival screenings taking place accredited. Address: Storgatan 47. the same day or the next day. Remember to Friday February 2 15:30 BIOP 5 The Guilty (16:55) bring your accreditation. The Industry Ticket 16:00 BIOP 9 Nostradamus release and seminar (17:30) Desk is located at the Industry Centre on the 09:00 BIOP 9 Moving Sweden seminar (10:45) Sunday February 4 BIOP 5 The Violin Player (11:00) 16:45 BIOP 8 12th Man (19:00) 3rd floor of the Hotel Scandic Rubinen, Kung- BIOP 8 Raft (10:40) sportsavenyn 24 19:00–22:00 VALAND BUFFET DINNER PARTY 09:00 GÖ3 12th Man (11:15) 09:15 BIOP 10 As I Fall (10:50) Hosted by Scandinavian Films and Nordic BIOP 1 Denmark (10:45) Film Market, Invitation only 09:30 GÖ4 The Monkey and the Mouth (11:10) Industry Ticket Desk hours Address: Vasagatan 41 Jan 26–Feb 4 08:30–12:30 09:45 GÖ2 The Return (festival screening) (11:10) 22:00 SCANDIC RUBINEN Finnish Party.
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