All Goteborg articles – Page 6
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NewsCall Girl double booked
EXCLUSIVE: TrustNordisk’s political thriller Call Girl, shown here on a three-minute promo, has sold to Benelux (Lumiere) and Korea (Sonamu).
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TrustNordisk bites with Frost
Scandinavian sales company TrustNordisk has picked up international sales rights to sci-fi-thriller Frost.
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NonStop takes on Finnish thriller Body of Water
Local box-office hit will be at Goteborg’s Nordic Film Market.
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Goteborg to welcome record numbers of industry attendees for Nordic Film Market
Festival to screen 429 films; industry highlights include works in progress screenings, such as Jan Troell’s Truth and Consequence [pictured[.
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Goteborg to host master classes from Scherfig, Lanthimos
Seminars on future of VoD and digital film marketing to also take place at 35th edition of festival, which runs Jan 27-Feb 6.
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Goteborg to welcome Michael Winterbottom, Alexander Payne
Swedish festival to host Arabian programme; eight Nordic films compete for lucrative Dragon prize.
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Swedish director Lagerlof presumed dead after location scouting accident
The 42-year-old director was scouting location on Sweden’s west coast for Camilla Lackberg’s Fjallbacka Murders project.
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Countries of former Yugoslavia choose Oscar candidates
Serbia goes for crowdpleaser period piece Montevideo, Slovenia opts for high-brow art with Silent Sonata , Macedonia selects Karlovy Vary prizewinner Punk’s Not Dead , Bosnia delves back into war with Belvedere, and Croatia chooses rural comedy 72 Days .
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Toronto 2011: Real to Reel
Real to Reel The Boy Who Was A King (Bulg-Ger) Dir Andrey Paounov The story of Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha who became the tsar of Bulgaria at the age of six and returned from exile following the end of communist rule to be elected prime minister. Contact Zero One - ...
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Haugesund’s hot tickets
The Norwegian International Film Festival in Haugesund (Aug 17-26) offers international attendees a window on some of the hottest new projects from the region. Jorn Rossing Jensen reports
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Tsangari, Guédiguian and Östlund shortlisted for European LUX Prize
They beat off competition from Bela Tarr, Nanni Moretti and Kaurismaki to compete for the prize which will be awarded on Nov 16 in Strasbourg.
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KVIFF 2011: Hot films
Sundance award-winners, SXSW crowd-pleasers and a slew of world premieres mix with features from rising local film-makers in this year’s KVIFF competition line-up. We look at three strands.
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KVIFF 2011: Works In Progress
Works in Progress, the main industry event at the festival, will this year feature entries from Turkey, Greece and Georgia for the first time.
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Cannes 2011 film profiles: Directors Fortnight & Critics Week
The low-down on all the films in Directors’ Fortnight Critics Week, with international sales contacts for each project.
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Fellenius named new CEO at Goteborg festival
The Goteborg International Film Festival has tapped Mikael Fellenius as its new CEO. He is a 13-year-veteran of the Goteborg Opera and had been CEO of the Gothenburg Wind Orchestra. “It is with great enthusiasm I look forward to lead one of the largest, most beloved and respected cultural events ...
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Festival Scope offers past work from Cannes emerging talents
Also, Festival Scope will offer Critics Week and Fortnight titles online for industry professionals from May 22.
