From Oslo to Reykjavik, Scandinavia's film industry is going global, looking beyond the far north to find new audiences and new business opportunities. By Soren Hoy, The Associated Press From Oslo to ...

New and boosted tax breaks, plus state-of-the-art facilities and a lean, skilled crew base are drawing a growing number of productions to Scandinavia, a region whose content continues to be in high ...

Attending the European Film Market at the Berlinale, Scandinavian Locations – a network of 11 film commissions in four countries, operating from the Siberian tundra in the north to the Oresund in the ...

My Fairytale Life, Nikolaj Arcel's feature biopic of Hans Christian Andersen, is among seven titles that have received support in the inaugural round of funding from Denmark's new production incentive ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nordic Entertainment Group (NENT Group), one of Scandinavia’s largest media groups, is set to pull out of non-scripted content, ...

EXCLUSIVE: The Party Film Sales has unveiled first deals for Icelandic director Benedikt Erlingsson’s six-part drama The Danish Woman, starring Trine Dyholm as a retired Danish secret service ...

Sweden’s Göteborg Festival Nordic Film Market, the biggest in TV-movie industry forum in Scandinavia, is launching at its 2025 edition the Film Finances Scandinavia Award. The Prize will offer €15,000 ...

EXCLUSIVE: Creatives behind Estonia – one of Scandinavia’s most expensive drama series of all time – have opened up about the ethical issues surrounding a show spotlighting a tragedy that claimed the ...

With Scandinavia as the focal point of this year’s session, the Holland Film Meeting; the industry-oriented side of the Netherlands International Film Festival in Utrecht which ends today (September ...

Danish director's look at drug and alcohol addiction awarded Nordic Council Film Prize By Scott Roxborough Europe Bureau Chief COLOGNE, Germany — Submarino, a grim look at drug and alcohol addiction ...