The 2018 festival in review

Nordisk Panorama Film Festival has come to an end and the 29th edition gathered over 800 independent filmmakers and decision-makers from all over the world. They had all come to Malmö to enjoy 6 days of films, seminars, sessions, market, forum, meetings, networking – and good Nordic fun. We would like to thank all of you who came and we hope to see you in Malmö next year 19-24 September. Save the dates and have a look at our films, photos and stories from the festival at Facebook and Instagram!

The Award Winners

Best Nordic Documentary:
The Deminer by Hogir Hirori (SWE), 2017, 83 min, (Sweden)
Honorary Mention Raghu Rai – An Unframed Portrait by Avani Rai (IND),  2017, 55 min, (Finland, India, Norway)
Best Nordic Short Film:
Shadow Animals  by Jerry Carlsson (SWE), 2017, 22 min, (Sweden)
Honorary Mention The Green Valley by Ellen Ugelstad (NO), 2018, 24 min, (Norway)
Children’s Choice Award:
Shadow Boxer by Andreas Bøggild Monies (DK),  2017, 22 min, (Denmark)
Nordisk Panorama Audience Award:
The Distant Barking of Dogs by Simon Lereng Wilmont (DK), 2017, 91 min (Denmark)

Nordisk Panorama Forum 2018

More than 300 film professionals from 23 countries attended this year’s 25 years anniversary edition of Nordisk Panorama Forum! 24 projects pitched at NP Forum to 70 decision-makers while 21 projects were presented in one-to-one meetings. More than 570 pre-booked meetings took place over the two afternoons of the forum. We are looking forward to following the projects, seeing the results and hopefully welcoming back the finished films at Nordisk Panorama Film Festival. See the photos here.

Nordisk Panorama Market 2018

The Market was buzzing with over 120 international decision-makers, making great use of the screening facilities, the closed market screenings, one-to-one meetings, Work-in-Progress presentations and this years industry seminars. See our photos here.