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Goteborg Film Festival artistic director Pia Lundberg on Sweden’s sector challenges and political snubs
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GOTEBORG FILM FESTIVAL NEWS
Artef launches Main Character showcase for unproduced screenplays
The screenplays should tell European stories not widely represented on screen.
Goteborg Film Festival appoints new CEO
She has been CEO of Film Stockholm since 2021 and will take up the new position in early autumn.
Anti-racism group Artef urges industry to improve support for Black and global majority filmmakers
The Anti-Racism Think Tank for European Film has published a report in consultation with the European industry.
Maria Sødahl’s ‘The Last Resort’ wins top prize at Goteborg Film Festival 2026
’The Quiet Beekeeper’ won the audience and acting awards.
Denmark’s Annika Berg and Sweden’s Isabella Eklöf underway on first two Dogma 25 films
‘God Is Love – Backward It’s Dog’ and ‘Mr. Nawashi’ are the first two films made according to the Dogma 25 manifesto.
“It’s just a terrible job”: James Schamus on state of US producing and why he’s filming in Mexico
Schamus wrapped last week on a Spanish-language Netflix film shot in Mexico, directed by Gerardo Naranjo.
Ruben Ostlund may hold ‘The Entertainment System Is Down’ until 2027 Cannes
Satire is in a long post-production process. Decision expected in late February.
Nordic Film Market to showcase Dag Johan Haugerud, May el-Toukhy projects
Erik Poppe and Amanda Kernell are also presenting new projects
Picture Tree boards Anton Källrot’s ‘Push The Button’ ahead of Nordic Film Market
EXCLUSIVE: Swedish filmmaker’s tech satire will be presented as a work-in-progress in Goteborg
Goteborg lineup includes world premieres of Alex Camilleri, Julia Thelin titles
World premieres include Alex Camilleri’s Malta-set drama Zejtune and Swedish director Julia Thelin’s The Patron.
GOTEBORG FEATURES
Goteborg Film Festival artistic director Pia Lundberg on Sweden’s sector challenges and political snubs
Goteborg Film Festival runs from January 23 to February 1.