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Funding granted for film, drama series and documentaries, incuding five productions targeted at children and youth, distribution and dubbing of four C&Y film titles, as well as two Nordic animation inititatives.
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About us - Nordisk Film & TV Fond
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Annual Report 2023 - Nordisk Film & TV Fond
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Annual Report 2022 - Nordisk Film & TV Fond
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Nordisk Film & TV Fond (NFTVF) promotes Nordic audiovisual productions of high quality by providing funding in the form of top financing for production of feature films, drama series and creative documentaries.
Jan 30, 2024 · “Power Play” – a scathing, scabrous chronicle of Gro Harlem Brundtland unlikely climb to power as Norway and Scandinavia’s first woman prime minister – won the 2024 Nordisk Film & TV ...
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Nordisk Film & TV Fond is a pan-Nordic fund whose objective is to promote the Nordic audio-visual industry through support schemes and initiatives. The Fund supports Nordic audiovisual productions (feature films, creative documentaries and drama series) of high quality by providing funding in the form of top financing, in the five Nordic ...
Nordisk Film & TV Fond is a pan-Nordic fund whose objective is to promote the Nordic audiovisual industry through support schemes and initiatives. The operation of the Fund is per 31.12.23 based on an agreement between 22 parties: the Nordic Council of Ministers, 5 Nordic film institutes and 16 Nordic media companies.
Dec 14, 2021 · Five Nordic drama series are nominated for the NOK 200,000 (€20,000) Nordic TV Drama Screenplay Award, presented at Göteborg Film Festival´s TV Drama Vision. For the sixth consecutive year, the award for outstanding writing of a Nordic drama series, funded by Nordisk Film & TV Fond, will be presented during Göteborg Film Festival.
Nordisk Film & TV Fond is a pan-Nordic fund whose objective is to promote the Nordic audio-visual industry through support schemes and initiatives. The operation of Nordisk Film & TV Fond is today based on an agreement between 22 parties: the Nordic Council of Ministers, 5 Nordic Film Institutes and 16 Nordic media companies.
