News
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Noomi Rapace, John C. Reilly and a Venice doc
Films awarded funding from the Swedish Film Institute include documentary Possibility of Paradise recently screened in Venice, an emigrant drama featuring John C. Reilly and Gustav Lindh, and a biopic about Mother Teresa starring Noomi Rapace.
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Deck 5B - Best International Short Film in Toronto
Malin Ingrid Johansson's short film Deck 5B won the award for Best International Short Film at the prestigious Toronto Film Festival.
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Tarik Saleh, Amanda Kernell and new Swedish horror
Swedish international big names Tarik Saleh and Amanda Kernell receive production funding from the Swedish Film Institute. Funding also goes to Johannes Nyholm, Göran Hugo Olsson, Lisa Langseth, Ester Martin Bergsmark, a horror film about dementia and a project for the Venice Biennale. And much more.
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Swedish Co-Productions at Cannes 2024
The Girl with the Needle, the new film by Swedish director Magnus von Horn, will have its world premiere in the Official Competition. Also selected are five other Swedish co-productions, among them The Apprentice by Ali Abbasi and Armand by Halfdan Ullmann Tøndell.
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The Swedish film heritage - international screenings
Every month throughout the year, a great number of films from the Swedish Film Institute's archives are shown around the world. Here is a selection of a few.
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Whistleblowers, heists and internet
New films from Ella Lemhagen, Patrik Eklund, Simon Klose and Nahid Persson Sarvestani - this and much more among a total of 42 projects that have been granted funding.
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No streaming service in 2024
Due to economic reasons, the Cineasterna streaming service will not be available to our patrons during 2024.
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Read articles and e-books from home!
The Library makes it easier to access articles, databases, and e-books that we provide to our patrons. From today on, you can reach all our electronic resources even when out of the Library. Just log in to our catalogue Primo with your regular credentials (i.e., Swedish ID number and password) – that’s it!
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Double win for Mika Gustafson at Venice
Mika Gustafson's debut feature Paradise is Burning picked up two awards at this year's Venice Film Festival.
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Anette Novak boards EIT Culture & Creativity
Anette Novak, CEO of the Swedish Film Institute, has been ratified as a member of the Supervisory Board of EIT Culture & Creativity, a body of the European Union.