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Annika Pham

2542 articles available in total starting from 24/09/2002. Last article published on 21/05/2014.

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Admissions up 7% in first half of 2009

Two positive trends were registered during the first half of 2009, according to figures just published by the Danish Film Institute (DFI). On the domestic front, general admissions climbed by 7%,...  

14/07/2009 | Box Office | Denmark

Double win for Applause

Denmark, which won the top award at Karlovy Vary last year with Terribly Happy, has again had a lucky draw at this year’s festival 44th edition, which ended Saturday. Martin Pieter Zandvliet’s...  

13/07/2009 | Karlovy Vary 2009 | Denmark

Johan Kling films Trust Me

Johan Kling, whose breakthrough came with his critically acclaimed debut Darling in 2007, will go into production on his second feature film, Trust Me, on August 17 for St Paul Film. The film will...  

09/07/2009 | Production | Sweden

Fischer Christensen shoots third film with Zentropa

Pernille Fischer Christensen who won three awards at the Berlinale 2006 for her feature debut A Soap, is currently shooting her third film, Familien Rheinwald (“The Rheinwald Family”) for...  

07/07/2009 | Production | Denmark

Admissions up 8% in first half of 2009

Thanks to local hit Max Manus, which has stayed at the top of the 2009 charts since late December 2008, total admissions for the first half of 2009 were up 8% over 2008 (to 5,591,082), and the...  

06/07/2009 | Box Office | Norway

EU pros write action plan for future of children’s films

During the first KIDS Regio Forum held June 24-25 in Erfurt, Germany, 98 professionals from 17 EU countries signed a five-point action plan, the Erfurt Declaration, to make more and better...  

03/07/2009 | Production | Europe

Josef Fares returns to comedy

After his dramas Leo (2007) and Zozo (2005), Lebanese-born Swedish filmmaker Josef Fares has returned to the genre that made his famous: comedy. His new (still untitled) film is currently shooting...  

01/07/2009 | Production | Sweden

Pirate Bay sold for SEK60m

The infamous file sharing website Pirate Bay has been sold to the Swedish Global Gaming Factory (GGF) for an estimated SEK60m (€5.55m). The announcement was made yesterday in Stockholm by GGF CEO...  

01/07/2009 | Technology | Sweden

Historic D cinema rollout deal with US studios

In an historic move, the five biggest Hollywood studios have signed a Virtual Print Fee (VP) agreement with the Norwegian cinema association Film & Kino, paving the way to the world’s first...  

30/06/2009 | Exhibitors | Norway

Millennium 2 and 3 get SEK12m from SFI

In its June round of production support, the Swedish Film Institute (SFI) gave out a total of SEK35 million to six films, including SEK12 million (nearly €1.1m) to The Girl Who Played with Fire...  

29/06/2009 | Production | Sweden

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