Annika Pham 2542 articles available in total starting from 24/09/2002. Last article published on 21/05/2014. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 43 44 [45] 46 47 ... 253 254 255 next Koistinen CEO of Finnish Chamber of FilmsSince September 1st, Tero Koistinen is the new CEO of the Finnish Chamber of Films. He takes over from Raija Nurmio who headed the association for the last three decades. Koistinen has been... 11/09/2009 | Institutions | FinlandRoy Andersson at the MoMa in New YorkThe prestigious Museum of Modern Art (MoMa) in New York is organising from September 10-18, a retrospective dedicated to Swedish film master Roy Andersson. The director of You, the Living will be... 11/09/2009 | Events | SwedenIcelandic Massacre sells to the UKJulius Kemp’s genre film Reykjavik Whale Watching Massacre (RWWM) that opened in Iceland last weekend, has been picked up for UK distribution by E1. The deal was brokered by UK co-producers Sam... 10/09/2009 | Market | IcelandCyron Melville named Best Actor in MontrealThis year’s Danish Shooting Star, Cyron Melville (interview) has won his biggest accolade to date: Best Actor, at the 33rd Montreal World Film Festival that ended on Monday. Melville won the award... 09/09/2009 | Awards | DenmarkKate Winslet lends voice to Fridrik Thór FridrikssonThe UK star actress Kate Winslet has agreed to lend her voice for the narration of the documentary film about autism The Sunshine Boy, directed by veteran Icelandic filmmaker Fridrik Thór... 08/09/2009 | Production | IcelandNordisk Film & TV Fond supports foreign buyersOslo-based Nordisk Film & TV Fond is to offer distributors outside the Nordic region, who acquire selected Nordic films during the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF-September 10-19, 2009)... 07/09/2009 | Distribution | ScandinaviaRecord summer admissionsAlmost three million cinema tickets were sold in Denmark during the summer, up 3% from the record figures registered during the same period in 2008. The market share for Danish films was the... 03/09/2009 | Box office | DenmarkBusy festival schedule for TrustNordiskThe Copenhagen-based sales company TrustNordisk has a busy festival schedule this month with three films selected in Venice, seven in Toronto and one in San Sebastian. The Swedish thriller The Ape... 02/09/2009 | Market | ScandinaviaThree European wins in HaugesundThe 37th Norwegian International Film Festival in Haugesund closed on August 27 with the world premiere of Arild Østin Ommundsen’s financial thriller Rat Nights and an awards ceremony that... 01/09/2009 | Festivals | NorwayThirteen Nordic titles go to TorontoThirteen Scandinavian films have been selected for the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival (September 10-19, 2009). Lars von Trier’s Antichrist, one of the few Nordic titles already... 31/08/2009 | Festivals | Scandinavia previous page: 1 2 3 ... 43 44 [45] 46 47 ... 253 254 255 next