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NOR W E G IA N FILM S
NORWEGIAN FILMS DOCUMENTARIES 2014 Local > Global > Human rights > Human wrongs FRONT COVER LOVE CITY, JALABAD Directors: George Gittoes and Torstein Grude D TORIL SIMONSEN Head of International Relations Short and Documentary films Cell: +47 900 38 086 Mail: [email protected] ARNA MARIE BERSAAS Senior Advisor International Relations Short and Documentary films Cell: + 47 928 13 088 Mail: [email protected] KATHRINE HAAHEIM Festival Manager International Relations Short and Documentary Films Cell: + 47 22 47 46 01 Mail: [email protected] DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 LOCAL ROOTS AND GLOBAL OUTLOOK NORWEGIAN DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKERS have often found their stories in the immediate surroundings, but now increasingly travel the world to tell powerful stories exploring human rights, war and the distribution of resources. In documentaries like Light Fly, Fly high, Love City, Jalalabad, Drone and Taliban Oil, the filmmakers go to Asia to examine questionable conditions but also seeds of hope. While focussing on international minorities and problems, minorities in Norway are also facing difficulties. Yoik fever is about the yoik, a Sami musical tradition, while The Whisperers follows Ellen-Sara, a Southern Sami girl in Norway from a reindeer husbandry family, exploring both her specific traditions and everyday problems common to all young girls. OUR INTERNATIONAL FOCUS also manifests itself through an increasing number of co-productions. In September 2013 the Norwegian Film Institute entered a cooperation agreement with the Netherlands. During the next two years, up to three documentary productions from each country can get funding from the minority producer’s country, at a maximum of € 50,000 for each project. The goal is that the documentary film industry of the two countries shall benefit both economically and culturally from a closer cooperation. This catalogue presents more than 50 Norwegian and co-produced documentaries. A common factor is that they concern us all and also reflect our day and age. Have a good read! Stine Helgeland Executive Director, Promotion and International Relations Toril Simonsen Head of International Relations Short and documentary films 3 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 Documentaries 2013 – 2014 4 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 17000 ISLANDS 17000 ISLANDS DOCUMENTARY/INTERACTIVE 70 min COLOUR Thomas A. Østbye and Edwin SCREENPLAY Edwin and Thomas A. Østbye DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Thomas A. Østbye and Edwin PRODUCERS Thomas Østbye for Plymserafin and Paramita Nath RELEASE DATE November 24, 2013 SALES TBC DIRECTORS 17000 Islands is an interactive documentary that explores different models of reality by looking at how an image of a nation is created and how documentary filmmaking takes part in this process. The original film is shot in a propaganda park in Indonesia, Taman Mini, and the users can break apart the film and make new films. THOMAS A ØSTBYE is a distinctive artist and filmmaker. His films, including Take #2, Imagining Emanuel, Human and In your dreams combine artistic reflections on the documentary genre with contemporary political dilemmas. His works are bought by the Arts Council Norway, broadcasted, screened at Hotdocs, IDFA, MoMA NY and have received a number of art and film awards, including CPH:DOX Award. EDWIN is an Indonesian director who was nominated for Golden Bear at the Berlinale 2012 for his latest film Postcards from the Zoo. 5 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 A PRIEST AND A PLAGUE EN PREST OG EN PLAGE 90/58 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO 5.1 Fridtjof Kjæreng and Aslak Danbolt DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Fridtjof Kjæreng PRODUCER Benedicte Bredesen for f(x) productions AS RELEASE DATE February 2014 NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR TBC SALES TBC DOCUMENTARY DIRECTORS FRIDTJOF KJÆRENG (1964) has 25 years of experience as a director and producer within the Norwegian film- and TV industry. Kjæreng was working for the Norwegian Broadcasting Coorporation (NRK) for many years before establishing f(x) productions AS in 1995. f(x) productions AS is mainly focusing on high quality documentary films and serials. Their last documentaries are The Snow Cave Man (2010), King Hussain of Pakistan – Queen Asia of Norway (2005) as well as the TV-series The Snow Ball War (2011) and Across Canada (2005). 6 The priest Børre Knudsen is the most famous anti-abortion activist in Norway. His 30-yearlong crusade for the unborn child resulted in him having to leave his position as a priest in the Norwegian Church and flee his house in Northern Norway together with his family. This is a film about fighting for what you believe in – without thinking about the consequences. About what it costs to go against the flow, and the profound effect it has on yourself and those around you. The portrait of the Knudsen family is a dramatic and existential story of a family fighting to keep their Christian belief in the modern world. DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 THE ACCIDENTAL ROCK STAR DEN TILFELDIGE ROCKESTJERNEN 80 min COLOUR DCP 2K DOLBY SR Igor Devold SCREENPLAY Igor Devold PRODUCER Ingvil Giske for Medieoperatørene AS RELEASE DATE Autumn 2014 SALES TBC DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR Helge never dreamed of being a rock star, yet he is a celebrated figure in Norway’s most spectacular rock band, Kaizers Orchestra. Mixing fantasy and reality with Kaizers’ own aesthetic, The Accidental Rock Star takes us on Helge’s journey, uncovering exhilarating rock history along the way. IGOR DEVOLD (1977) was educated at the Polish National Film School in Łódź, and is currently employed as a documentary film teacher at the Lillehammer University College. Between 2009 and 2013, he was also coordinator for the documentary programme at the University College. He has worked as a director, screenplay writer and producer of several documentary films and short films. His film Tomorrow won the Next Reel Festival’s second prize at the Tisch School of the Arts in New York. In 2008, his graduation film False Start won the Timeglasset award for Best Script at the Norwegian Short Film Festival in Grimstad, where it also received an honorary mention. 7 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 AN ARCTIC SPACE ODYSSEY EN ARKTISK ROMODYSSÉ 49 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO 5.1 Lars Einar Skageberg SCREENPLAY Lars Einar Skageberg DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Daniel Voldheim, Roald Søfteland, John Isberg and others PRODUCER Eric Vogel for Tordenfilm AS RELEASE DATE January 2014 SALES TBC POLAR DRAMA DIRECTOR Writer-director LARS EINAR SKAGEBERG (1976) has an MA in TV & Video production from the University of Bournemouth. He is an award-winning music video director, and has more than a decade of experience from the Norwegian TV and film industries. An Arctic Space Odyssey is his first documentary as director. 8 At an isolated outpost in the Arctic, the pioneering spirit of the Space Race clashes with the suspicions of the Cold War. One man stands at the intersection with great responsibility. With unique footage from the 1960s we are transported to the northernmost settlement in the world, Ny-Ålesund. DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 AROUND MY FAMILY TABLE AROUND MY FAMILY TABLE 58 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO Åse Svenheim Drivenes SCREENPLAY Åse Svenheim Drivenes DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Michal Jarosinski PRODUCERS Anita Rehoff Larsen and Tone Grøttjord for Sant & Usant as RELEASE DATE Autumn 2014 SALES TBC DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR Kuba and Mikołaj’s parents have left Poland to work abroad. Around my family table is a coming-of-age film following Kuba (13) who is given the responsibility of looking after his little brother when mum and dad are away. The task is not easy when Kuba himself is dealing with his own worries and teenage dilemmas... (1977) made her debut as a director with the film Our Man in Kirkenes, which has been screened at several festivals, and sold to NRK and YLE. In addition, she has been employed as a director for the TV series Thaifjord. On assignment for Médecins Sans Frontières, she filmed the local inhabitants of Mount Elgon, Kenya, during the spring of 2008, in order to document assaults on civilians. She is one of the project supervisors behind Mobilfilmene, a film workshop for children and youth in Norway. In addition, she has been involved in developing and conducting film courses for asylum seeker children. ÅSE SVENHEIM DRIVENES 9 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 BALLET BOYS BALLETTGUTTENE 75/60 min COLOUR/B&W DCP 2K STEREO Kenneth Elvebakk SCREENPLAY Kenneth Elvebakk DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Torstein Nodland and Kenneth Elvebakk CAST Lukas Bjørneboe Brændsrød, Syvert Lorenz Garcia, Torgeir Lund PRODUCER Carsten Aanonsen for Indie Film AS RELEASE DATE 2014 SALES TBC DOCUMENTARY The award winning documentaries of KENNETH ELVEBAKK (1966) include The Secret Club (NRK 2003) and Hullabaloo (TV 2 and SVT 2006). Variety described The Secret Club as a warm-hearted film with good storytelling abilities. He won the Gullruten award for Hullabaloo. Elvebakk has also made A Positive Life (NRK and YLE 2000), Cabin Dreams (TV 2 2010), daKings (NRK 2010), 3269 Daisy (TV 2 2007). He has worked for the NRK for five years - both for TV and radio, and was educated at the University of Oslo, the Norwegian School of Management, and the Oslo Film and Television Academy. For Indie Film he has also directed one of the episodes of the web-series 300 Seconds. 10 FOTO: DARRYL BERNSTEIN STUDIOS DIRECTOR It’s not easy being a teenager, especially not through the eyes of these three ballet boys - a film about friendship, ambitions, identity and passions. Ballet Boys takes you through disappointments, victories, forging of friendship, first loves, doubt, faith, growing apart from each other, finding your own way and own ambitions, all mixed with the beautiful expression of ballet. DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 BROTHERS BRØDRE 90 min COLOUR DCP 2K DOLBY SR Aslaug Holm SCREENPLAY Aslaug Holm DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Aslaug Holm and Kjell Vassdal PRODUCER Tore Buvarp for Fenris Film as RELEASE DATE Spring 2014 NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR Euforia Film SALES TBC DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR A documentary about the close relationship between two brothers. Markus (14) and Lukas (11) live in an old, yellow townhouse in the middle of Oslo. The river runs close to their home. A paradise in the heart of a big city. Big trees growing into the sky, and the water dark and attractive beneath. Here the brothers grow up with their dreams and longings for the future. Markus loves soccer, and wants to be a professional. He has played soccer since he was five, and Liverpool is the only and best team. In the film we experience his struggle and passion for achieving his goals. Lukas is the philosophic one, and likes to think all kinds of thoughts. About the world, himself and what the all is about. “Mummy, what happens with my dreams after I’m dead, will they still be alive?” ASLAUG HOLM (1965) has been a film director, cinema tographer, and partner in Fenris Film since 1992. She served as cinematographer and editor for Cool & Crazy (2001), director and cinematographer for The Rich Country (2006), and for a number of other documentary films. She is acknowledged for her characteristic, personal style. Brothers is her third feature documentary. She won the Gullklapper Amanda Award in 2007. 11 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 DRONE DRONE 58/45 min COLOUR HD Tonje Hessen Schei DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Anna Myking PRODUCERS Lars Løge & Johnny Holmvåg for Flimmer Film as RELEASE DATE 2014 SALES TBC DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR Drone investigates the human consequences of the robotic revolution in modern warfare. Through voices on both sides of the new technology DRONE presents new stories and gives crucial context of the covert drone war. TONJE HESSEN SCHEI is a Norwegian documentary filmmaker, who has worked with independent documentary film since 1996. Her films focus on human rights, environmental protection and social justice. She is the director of the award-winning Play Again (2010), a documentary on the consequences of a childhood removed from nature. She has also directed and produced the award-winning Independent Intervention (2006), a documentary about the US media coverage of the war in Iraq. 12 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 EXTOL: OF LIGHT AND SHADE EXTOL: OF LIGHT AND SHADE 79 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO Åsmund Janøy DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Åsmund Janøy PRODUCER Åsmund Janøy for Animidas Produksjon AS CO-PRODUCER Peter Espevoll RELEASE DATE 2014 SALES TBC MUSIC DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR Extol: Of Light and Shade is a feature length documentary portrait of Extol, a Christian Norwegian death metal band. The film tells their story from 1993 to the present, documenting the production of their comeback album, from idea to record release, and discusses music in a philosophy-of-life perspective with artists, fans and life philosophy personalities from around the world. (1982) was educated at Aalborg Technical College in Denmark in the field of digital animation. He has made a number of animated short films, and lately several TV series, commercials and music videos. Extol: of Light and Shade is his first feature length documentary film. ÅSMUND JANØY 13 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 GOOD GIRL GOOD GIRL 75 min COLOUR DCP 2K Solveig Melkeraaen SCREENPLAY Solveig Melkeraaen DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Marianne Bakke, Øystein Mamen and Anna Myking PRODUCER Ingvil Giske for Medieoperatørene as RELEASE DATE Winter 2014 SALES TBC PERSONAL DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR The art of not giving a damn. (1978) holds a Bachelor’s degree in directing for television from Lillehammer University College. Her best known film is arguably the award-winning The Fabulous Fiff and Fam (2009), but she has also directed numerous other documentaries, short fiction films and also commissioned films for various charitable and official organizations. Both her documentaries and short films have been screened at festivals all over Norway, as well as abroad. SOLVEIG MELKERAAEN 14 “I’m used to handling everything, but suddenly it became too much. The outcome is severe depression and hospitalization. Electroshock save me, I recover completely and take hold of my life. Relapse is my biggest fear, and it turns out that ‘perfectionist’ patterns are hard to change.” Good Girl is a movie about hopeless tears and hopeful liberating laughter. DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 THE HEART OF BRUNO WIZARD THE HEART OF BRUNO WIZARD 72 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO Elisabeth Rasmussen SCREENPLAY Elisabeth Rasmussen DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Elisabeth Rasmussen PRODUCER Joachim Lyng for Sweet Films AS RELEASE DATE June 5, 2013 SALES Sweet Films AS MUSIC DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR Bruno Wizard is a London punk musician who became an underground legend for his original performances and ‘mystery man’ status in the mid 70’s. He performed at the Roxy club alongside The Jam, Generation X and The Wire, and was part of the Blitz kids’ scene, squatting with the Warren Street mafia. His loathing of the establishment and conventional music industry made him reject record company contracts and follow his own heart and principles at any cost. What follows is the amazing true story of Bruno’s rollercoaster journey, with blasts from the past and a future full of surprising twists and turns. ELISABETH RASMUSSEN is a Norwegian film director based between London and the Norwegian Arctic Circle. Her story telling heritage ranges from articles in the Observer Magazine, political country reports for Wall Street Market Research in Panama to music videos for Tele3, and Flaix TV in Catalunya, Spain. She attained a Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy and a Master’s Degree in the Arts of Media and Communications from the City University of London, bringing a keen eye and an analytical mind to the process of filmmaking. Starting out with shorts for Tromsø International Film Festival. Elisabeth has produced documentary series for NRK and Viasat 4 Norway. Her debut as a director, The Heart of Bruno Wizard, was commissioned by SVT Sweden, and premiered at the 2013 East End Film Festival in London. 15 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 IDA’S DIARY IDA’S DIARY 75/60 min COLOUR & B/W DCP 2K STEREO August Baugstø Hanssen SCREENPLAY August Baugstø Hanssen DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Ida Storm, Nils Petter Devold Midtun, Even Benestad PRODUCER Carsten Aanonsen for Indie Film AS RELEASE DATE 2014 SALES TBC DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR Throughout the last ten years, director AUGUST BAUGSTØ HANSSEN (1976) has worked in various capacities within the film business; mainly with the development of documentary films, but also with fiction. He has been involved in the development of all of Even Benestad’s feature documentaries, most recently Pushwagner (2011), which the two of them co-directed. August and Even have continued their collaboration as co-directors of the short documentary Club 7. 16 At the end of 2010 we received a package in the mail. The package contained an unedited video diary from a young girl. She wanted someone to tell her story. When we accessed the memory stick that arrived in the mail, we were struck by the exceptionally strong and brutally honest material playing before our eyes. Ida started harming herself when she was 10 years old. Today she’s 26 and has several painful years behind her in the limbo of youth psychiatry. With her own camera she has captured her intense experiences over the last 8 years with an uncensored and direct gaze. Ida’s Diary is a film about hope, fighting adversity and about finding the qualities within yourself to become the person you want to be. DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 LET THE SCREAM BE HEARD LET THE SCREAM BE HEARD DOCUMENTARY/ART 58 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO Dheeraj Akolkar SCREENPLAY Dheeraj Akolkar DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Håkon Wettre PRODUCER Rune H. Trondsen for NordicStories AS RELEASE DATE October 24, 2013 SALES Nordic World DIRECTOR Year 2013 marks the 150th anniversary of Iconic Norwegian artist Edvard Munch’s birth. Let the scream be heard is an international documentary focusing on an artistic investigation to unveil the secret behind the longevity and timelessness of Norwegian Painter Edvard Munch’s extensive creation, spanning over 62 years and 40,000 works of art. DHEERAJ AKOLKAR comes from India, but works in his own company in London. He is at the moment also directing documentaries for National Geographic and BBC. In 2012 he directed Liv & Ingmar, a documentary about Liv Ullmann and Ingmar Bergman. 17 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 LIGHT FLY, FLY HIGH LIGHT FLY, FLY HIGH 80/58 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO 5.1 Susann Østigaard and Beathe Hofseth SCREENPLAY Susann Østigaard and Beathe Hofseth DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Susann Østigaard PRODUCER Beathe Hofseth and Susann Østigaard for Fri Film AS RELEASE DATE November 2013 SALES CAT&Docs NORTH AMERICAN DISTRIBUTOR Women Make Movies DOCUMENTARY DIRECTORS As a young, Indian girl, born outside caste, Thulasi is expected to follow a certain path, get married and accept her position at the very bottom of the social ladder. But Thulasi is different. She wants to be in control of her own destiny and is literally willing to fight for her independence. BEATHE HOFSETH (1977) is a documentary filmmaker gradu- ated from Volda University College and NISS in Oslo. She has worked with film and television since 2002, and has directed several documentaries for both NRK and TV2. Additional to this she lectures students on documentary film making. SUSANN ØSTIGAARD (1976) has a degree from Lillehammer and Volda University College, and has been working as a cinematographer and director since 2002. She has made several documentaries for Norwegian television including the film From different worlds (together with Christine Tobiesen) which was awarded Best Documentary at the Norwegian Short Film Festival in Grimstad in 2005. 18 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 THE LOST CHILDREN THE LOST CHILDREN 56 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO John Sullivan SCREENPLAY John Sullivan DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY John Sullivan PRODUCER John Sullivan for Navillus Film RELEASE DATE August 2013 SALES TBC DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR In the outskirts of Belgrade, Serbia, thousands of Romani people live in the most desperate poverty to be found anywhere in Europe. Some are war refugees from the Balkans, and some have lived this way for generations. Ignored by the state, and with no home to return to, they are essentially non-persons with no country or rights to speak of. This community lives at the mercy of local slum lords, and they are denied access to even the basic amenities the rest of the first world takes for granted – water, electricity, and education. Relegated to the informal economy, what little money that is brought in comes mainly from scavenging and begging. The Lost Children follows the story of one of these little girls – seven year-old Sevdi – and her family as they struggle to carve out a stable existence in the midst of this deprivation. 1964) studied film at the San Francisco Art Institute, the School of Visual Arts in New York and in Rockport, Maine. He has worked as both director and screenwriter on several documentaries, short films, commercials, music videos and drama series’ for TV. He made his feature film debut with the drama Play in 2003, but is perhaps best known for his documentaries, like the award-winning Afghanistan documentary Home of the Brave – Land of the Free from 2003, which received the Norwegian National Film Award Amanda for Best Documentary in 2004, and the (for some) provocative Porn Star? from 2007. JOHN SULLIVAN 19 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 LOVE CITY, JALALABAD LOVE CITY, JALALABAD 96 min COLOUR DCP 2K George Gittoes and Torstein Grude SCREENPLAY George Gittoes and Torstein Grude DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Ijaz Ahmad and George Gittoes PRODUCERS Torstein Grude and Bjarte Mørner Tveit for Piraya Film AS RELEASE DATE July 2013 NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR Kudos Family AS SALES Kudos Family Distribution AS DOCUMENTARY DIRECTORS Internationally renowned filmmaker and artist George Gittoes has learned that documenting frontline action is not enough; he wants to use art to bring about change. is a Honorary Doctor of Letters University of NSW. Veteran frontline painter, photographer and journalist of many wars and 40 years of filmmaking. TORSTEIN GRUDE (1971) holds a degree in degree in media theory and film history from the University of Bergen (1994), and studied at the London International Film School, graduating in 1997. GEORGE GITTOES 20 George forms an artists’ collective in the western Afghan city of Jalalabad - a province long controlled by the Taliban. Someone only as brave and creative as George would then dare to make movies in Jalalabad, recruiting female actors from Pakistan (there are no Pashtun-speaking Afghan women actors) to join Australian performance artist Hellen Rose, and local action star Amir Shah in their quest to bring love back to Afghanistan. This fearless documentary shows how the progressive youth of Afghanistan are rejecting the use of armed force and see film as an alternative means of bringing peace and social chance to their war torn and occupied country. DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 MANISLAM – ISLAM AND MASCULINITY MANISLAM – ISLAM AND MASCULINITY 58 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO 5.1 Nefise Özkal Lorentzen SCREENPLAY Nefise Özkal Lorentzen and Jørgen Lorentzen DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Asif Abedin, Nils Petter Lotherington, Irmawan and Özlem Günhan PRODUCER Jørgen Lorentzen for Integral Film AS RELEASE DATE 2014 SALES DR International Sales DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR Why does a man in Kuwait inspired by the 99 names of Allah and the Quranic stories create comics about super heroes called the 99? Why does a man in Bangladesh travel from a village to another and teach the community how to play a board game? Why does a man in Indonesia encourage other men wearing mini shirts in a demonstration? They all have the same target. They will change the dark side of the masculinities in their cultures by playing games. (1964) holds a B.A in political science at the Bosphorous University (Istanbul, Turkey), and a M.A in Media and Communication, University of Oslo. She has directed 10 documentaries and a children feature in 5 episodes for TV. She has been working on a trilogy about Islam. Gender Me (on homosexuality, 2008), A Balloon for Allah (on feminism, 2011) have won several international prizes and screened in more than 40 festivals all around the world. ManIslam completes the trilogy. NEFISE ÖZKAL LORENTZEN 21 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 THE MOTHERS OF MUNCH MUNCHS MØDRE 52 min COLOUR DCP 2K Lars E. Rasmussen SCREENPLAY Lars E. Rasmussen DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Gunnar Bjerketvedt, Derek Bateman PRODUCER Gunnar Bjerketvedt for Karivold Film as RELEASE DATE Summer 2013 SALES Illumina Films DOCUMENTARY/ART DIRECTOR In almost every biography of painter Edvard Munch, it is his father’s side of the family that gets the most prominence. And indeed, the Munch side of the family boasts a colourful gallery of priests, deans, painters and writers, distinguished and obscure. LARS E. RAMUSSEN has a long career in the Norwegian film industry. In 1980, he founded Mediagjøglerne – Film & Video Communication with Knut W. Jorfald, and together they made numerous short films, documentaries and experimental art films. They also directed the feature Sigurd the Dragonslayer (The Littlest Viking) in 1989. Rasmussen started his own film company Ejnarfilm in 1991, and his films have been screened on TV and in film festivals all over the world. Rasmussen has dedicated much of his time to educate children in the art of making film, and today he manages of a film workshop for children and young people in Ås, Norway. 22 In The Mothers of Munch, it becomes apparent that it was from his mother’s side of the family that Munch acquired his great talent. Munch himself even attributed his drawing and painting skills to his mother. Edvard Munch became a great artist and in significant ways it is his mother, Laura Cathrine, and after her death, his aunt Karen who had the deepest impact on his life, work and career. DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 NITRATE FLAMES NITRATE FLAMES DIRECTOR Mirko Stopar Mirko Stopar SCREENPLAY Diego Poleri Tore Buvarp for Fenris Film as RELEASE DATE Spring 2014 SALES TBC DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY PRODUCER What ever happened to Dreyer’s Joan of Arc? Renee Falconetti’s face is one of the most iconic of the history of cinema. That performance, her only appearance on film, had a lot to do with her glory and with her ruin too. Nitrate Flames is an archive based film that follows Falconetti’s path from the bright lights of Paris in the 1920s to the shadows of Buenos Aires in the 1940s, where she ended up in misery and oblivion, tracking a parallel with the fate of Dreyer’s masterwork, resurfaced in a Norwegian mental institution in the early 1980s. (1974) is originally from Argentina, where he also got his education in film, and worked as a writer and director in film, television and commercials for almost 10 years. He has lived in Norway since 2001. Among other short films, he has directed The Great Indoors (2006), Wonderland (2009), and Can You Talk? (2011). Nitrate Flames is his first feature length documentary. MIRKO STOPAR 23 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 NO WORD FOR WORRY NO WORD FOR WORRY 90 min COLOUR DCP 2K Runar Jarle Wiik SCREENPLAY Runar Jarle Wiik DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Patrik Säfstrøm, Runar Jarle Wiik, Henrik Konradsdal PRODUCERS Mette Cheng Munthe-Kaas and Christian Lien Jensen for Ten Thousand Images and Hallum & Jensen AS RELEASE DATE Medio 2014 SALES TBC DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR RUNAR JARLE WIIK started shooting and directing during his enrollment at The London International Film School in the mid-eighties, at the time being the youngest student to be admitted. Graduating with additional distinctions in Cinematography (D.O.P.) led to a host of assignments as D.O.P. for shorts, commercials and documentaries, sometimes in combination with the role as director. 24 Hook grew up with the ocean as his universe; he is a sea nomad from a vanishing world. The film follows Hook from the bottom of the modern social ladder on a voyage into the heart of Moken territory off the coast of Myanmar. More than a quest to salvage the remains of his culture, he faces the universal questions of identity, love, loss and belonging. DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 OLGA – TO MY FRIENDS OLGA – TIL MINE VENNER 57 min COLOUR DCP 2k STEREO Paul-Anders Simma SCREENPLAY Paul-Anders Simma DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Elen Lotman PRODUCERS Hilde Korsæth for Tundra Film AS and Paul-Anders Simma for SAFI OY RELEASE DATE November 21, 2013 SALES Taskovski Films Ltd DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR Olga is a young Sami girl at the Kola Peninsula in Northwest-Russia. Everyone believes she is mentally retarded because she has grown up in an orphanage. Turning 18, she is being sent home and rejected by her own people. But Olga is a talented teenager and a gifted storyteller. The film takes us along Olga’s road in her claim for dignity and cultural identity. PAUL-ANDERS SIMMA 1959) is a Sámi film director and journalist based in Tromsø. He grew up in the border regions between Sweden, Norway and Finland and graduated as director from the Swedish film school, Dramatiska Institutet, in Stockholm. He has made several award-winning short films, features and documentaries. Simma has also worked for Swedish Television and the North Norwegian Film Centre. 25 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 THE OPTIMISTS OPTIMISTENE 80/60 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO 5.1 Gunhild Westhagen Magnor SCREENPLAY Gunhild Westhagen Magnor DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Gunhild Westhagen Magnor PRODUCERS Hilde Skofteland and Ingunn H. Knudsen for Skofteland Film AS RELEASE DATE September 27, 2013 NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR Norsk filmdistribusjon SALES CAT&Docs DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR Director and DOP GUNHILD WESTHAGEN MAGNOR studied at Surrey Institute of Art and Design. Her recent documentary series were both nominated for Best Documentary Series in Norway 2011; Karanba (NRK, YLE) and Thaifjord 2 (TV Norge). Previous works include numerous audience favorites, like the doc series Thaifjord 1, and her single docs Rabbit King, Wings under Water (2005 NRK), Norwegian Wood (TV2) and The Day of The Dead. She has shot the theatrical doc The Truth Hunter (2006) and was nominated for Best Cinematography for Songs from the Street (Audience Award, Norwegian Doc Festival/ Krakow Int. Film Festival). 26 Despite their weekly training sessions the volleyball ladies in the extraordinary team called THE OPTIMISTS (age 66-98) have not played a match for 30 years. Now this is exactly the plan. But against whom? Rumours say there is a group of handsome Swedish gentlemen across the border. Goro (98) is the Queen of the team with her will power and purple Converse shoes. Laughter is their match strategy – as in life in general. Many of us fear age. Maybe these ball playing ladies will change our ideas. DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 OUT OF NORWAY OUT OF NORWAY 50 min COLOUR DCP 2K Thomas A. Østbye SCREENPLAY Emanuel Agara DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Emanuel Agara PRODUCERS Thomas A. Østbye for PlymSerafin RELEASE DATE April 1, 2014 SALES TBC DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR Emanuel was ten years in Norway without a residence permit. For five years he tried to get voluntary return to Liberia. This is a film about an illegal refugee who smuggles himself back to his home country. (1979) is a distinctive artist and filmmaker. His films, including Take #2, Imagining Emanuel, Human and In Your Dreams combine artistic reflections on the documentary genre with contemporary political dilemmas. His work is bought by the Arts Counsil Norway, broadcasted, screened at Hotdocs, IDFA, MoMA NY and received a number of art and film awards, including CPH:DOX Award. THOMAS A ØSTBYE 27 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 REMAKE.ME REMAKE.ME 62 min COLOUR/BLACK&WHITE DCP 2K Unni Straume SCREENPLAY Unni Straume DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Unni Straume and Harald Paalgard PRODUCER Unni Straume for USF International AS RELEASE DATE Winter 2014 SALES TBC POETIC DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR A poetic journey through the life and work of a filmmaker, where the mix between reality and fiction creates new and surprising stories. UNNI STRAUME (1955) studied film at Volda University College from 1976 to 1978, making her first short film, Kystkunst, in 1977. Since then she has written, directed, produced and edited several feature, short and documentary films, and has participated at numerous international film festivals, becoming known for her poetic, personal and somewhat modernistic style. Straume has also continued her production of short and documentary films in addition to her feature films. 28 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 THE SHADOW SKYGGEN 45 min COLOUR Prores HD STEREO Line Hatland SCREENPLAY Line Hatland DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Odd Reinhardt Nicolaysen PRODUCERS KriStine Ann Skaret and Ida Ven Bruusgaard for Medieoperatørene as RELEASE DATE October 23, 2013 SALES Medieoperatørene as DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR Mary Reklev (85) is Norway’s first female private detective. With over 40 years of experience, she solved more than 1000 cases. She did everything for her clients! The people that came to her for help all had something in common - a fear of being deceived. But what they did not know was that Mary shared the same fear. In The Shadow Mary attempts to solve her last case: herself. LINE HATLAND (1969) graduated from Volda College special- izing in documentary in 2000. She holds a MA in Visual Anthropology from University of Manchester. Line has directed several documentaries: How Happy Can You Be, The Good Capitalist, Blitz, My Unknown Great Grandmother and more. Her films have been shown on TV and at festivals all over Europe. She is a director and partner at Medieoperatørene as. 29 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 SIBLINGS ARE FOREVER SØSKEN TIL EVIG TID 75 min COLOUR DCP 2K Frode Filmland SCREENPLAY Frode Fimland and Karl Emil Rikardsen DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Frode Fimland PRODUCERS Frode Filmland for FIM Film AS and Karl Emil Rikardsen for Relation04 Media AS RELEASE DATE November 1, 2013 NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR Tour de Force SALES TBC DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR The siblings Magnar and Oddny never left their childhood home. They run the family farm as it was run by several generations before them. Time seems to be standing still, as it is running out. FRODE FILMLAND (1959) has been director of photography (DoP), producer and director since 1986, often as freelancer for national and international TV-companies, but also as producer, director and DoP at FIM Film AS. Siblings are Forever is his first feature length documentary. 30 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 SUPERVENTION SUPERVENTION 97 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO 5.1 Filip Christensen, Even Sigstad SCREENPLAY Filip Christensen, Even Sigstad DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Even Sigstad, Filip Christensen, Lasse Nyhaugen, Jan Petter Aarskog, Espen Kristiansen, Niels Windfeldt PRODUCER Filip Christensen for Field Productions AS RELEASE DATE December 4, 2013 NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR SF Norge SALES Field Productions AS SKI/SNOWBOARD DIRECTORS Supervention is a documentary showcasing all aspects of modern freeskiing and snowboarding. Follow a group of the world’s most talented skiers and snowboarders on an intense and unpredictable trip through exotic destinations in Norway, Sweden, Canada, USA and New Zealand. Spectacular nature footage mixed with progressive skiing and snowboarding, personal impressions and extreme experiences. It is all documented to convey to you our desire to travel, our joy and all the personalities of those involved in the production, both in front and behind the camera. grew up in Lørenskog just outside Oslo. Christensen started to make films at the age of 15, and established Field Productions at 16. Considered one of the greatest talents in the production of ski and snowboard documentaries. Has received several prestigious awards for his films, including “Best European Film” for Being There at the International Freeski Film Festival in 2011. EVEN SIGSTAD (1984), freeride skier, known worldwide for his unique technical skills. Sigstad has worked in the film industry since 2004 as cinematographer, editor and director. FILIP CHRISTENSEN 31 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 TALIBAN OIL TALIBAN OIL INVESTIGATIVE DOCUMENTARY 55/70 min DCP 2K STEREO 5.1 DIRECTOR Ola Flyum SCREENPLAY Ola Flyum COLOUR Viggo Knudsen Tore Buvarp for Fenris Film as RELEASE DATE Autumn 2014 SALES TBC DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY PRODUCER (1959) is a director, journalist and writer. He has directed a number of documentaries for NRK, among them award-winning films with extensive international distribution - Stolen History (2005), Allies and Lies (2001), and the TV series Ice Race in the Arctic (2010). He was the director of Sarajevo Ricochet and A Town Betrayed, produced by Fenris Film (2010), which were distributed to many countries. OLA FLYUM 32 Western leaders have insisted that “we are fighting al-Qaeda in Afghanistan so we don’t have to fight them at home”. In search for another answer, we have investigated a more unknown and cynical story. It is about the secret negotiations between the Taliban and US about the rights to transport gas from Turkmenistan through Afghan territory and to drill for the vast oil-resources in North-Afghanistan. DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 THINGS TING 50 min DCP 2K STEREO DIRECTOR Thomas A. Østbye SCREENPLAY Thomas A. Østbye DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Thomas A. Østbye PRODUCER Thomas A. Østbye for PlymSerafin RELEASE DATE 2014 SALES TBC EXPERIMENTAL DOCUMENTARY COLOUR Things is an attempt to approach the world without emptying it, or filling it up with ideas and purposes. is a distinctive artist and filmmaker. His films, including Take #2, Imagining Emanuel, Human and In your dreams combine artistic reflections on the documentary genre with contemporary political dilemmas. His work is bought by the Arts Counsil Norway, broadcasted, screened at Hotdocs, IDFA, MoMA NY and received a number of art and film awards, including CPH:DOX Award. THOMAS A ØSTBYE 33 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 TWIN SISTERS TVILLINGSØSTRENE Mona Friis Bertheussen Mona Friis Bertheussen DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Hallgrim Haug, Mona Friis Bertheussen PRODUCER Mona Friis Bertheussen for Moment Film AS RELEASE DATE November 24, 2013 SALES TBC DIRECTOR SCREENPLAY MONA FRIIS BERTHEUSSEN (1975) is an award-winning director and producer. She studied journalism and TV communications in both Norway and the USA. She also holds a bachelor in Sociology, Literature and Languages. She started her own production company, Moment in 2003. Over the last ten years she has produced a number of successful documentaries. Her films have received international exposure, and have been broadcast in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Sweden and Australia. Her film, Welcome to Norway, won Best Norwegian Documentary 2009 at the Norwegian Documentary Film Festival, along with the Human Rights Prize for Film from the Norwegian Government. In Norway, her films have received record high ratings. 34 In 2004, two baby twin sisters were found in a cardboard box in a Chinese village, and adopted into two different corners of the world. One of them to a little village in Norway, and the other to a big city in the USA. The adoptive parents had no idea that there was a twin sister. Their sisterhood was meant to be kept a secret. However, destiny had other plans... DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 TWO RAGING GRANNIES SHIRLEY OG HINDA – OPPRØRSKE OLDEMØDRE 78/58 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO 5.1 Håvard Bustnes SCREENPLAY Håvard Bustnes DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Viggo Aleksandr Morais Knudsen PRODUCERS Christian Falch and Håvard Bustnes for Faction Film AS RELEASE DATE Spring 2014 NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR TBA SALES Films Transit International DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR A combination of curiosity and frustration with the status quo drives Shirley and Hinda, two gutsy, nearly 90-year-old American women, to seek answers to the burning question on everyone’s mind: How do we get out of this economic mess? Armed with courage, humour, a long friendship and a zest for life, Shirley and Hinda take to cities and towns across the US to engage everyone from the recently homeless to economy students, to growth economists and Wall Street tycoons, questioning the sustainability of continued economic growth, and demonstrating that it is never – ever – too late to get out and make a difference. HÅVARD BUSTNES (1973) is a multi-award winning director and producer. He holds a degree in Directing for Television from the College of Film and TV at Lillehammer, Norway. His two latest documentaries Health Factory and Big John have traveled around the world on cinema, TV and in the festival circuit. The feature documentary Big John won the prestigious Norwegian Amanda Award as best theatrical documentary film. It was also awarded the Best Nordic Documentary Prize at Nordic Panorama. His films have been broadcast on several television channels around the world. 35 DOCUMENTARIES 2013 – 2014 YOIK FEVER JOIKEFEBER 58 min COLOUR DCP2K STEREO 5.1 Ellen-Astri Lundby SCREENPLAY Ellen-Astri Lundby DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Bård Grape, Ken Are Bongo, Mathis Ståle Mathisen, Runar Jarle Wiik, Rachel Andersen Gomez, Beate Burstad, Ellen-Astri Lundby PRODUCER Ellen-Astri Lundby for Ellen Lundby Film & Media RELEASE DATE October 18, 2013 SALES TBC DOCUMENTARY DIRECTORS ELLEN-ASTRI LUNDBY (1959) is an award-wining, independent filmmaker with a career spanning 24 years. Her films have been broadcasted in Scandinavia and screened internationally including her award-winning film, Suddenly Sámi (2009). 36 Yoik Fever follows Ylva, a young Sámi-Norwegian music major yearning to connect to her heritage through the dwindling Sámi singing tradition of yoiking. Part road trip, this wholly inter-generational journey undertaken by Ylva to master the art of yoik (accompanied by her mother, director Ellen-Astri Lundby) reveals the conflicted and courageous state of Sámi identity today. As Ylva makes personal connections to family yoiking traditions and cultural connections through yoiking legends like Mari Boine and Johan Sara, Jr., undercurrents of conformity and shame of identity reveal themselves as Ylva digs deeper into the loss of the beautiful yoik art form and into her family history. In production 37 IN PRODUCTION ARCTIC MUSLIM BEHIND THE VEILS DOCUMENTARY 54 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO Karl Emil Rikardsen SCREENPLAY Karl Emil Rikardsen DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Håvard Jenssen, Karl Emil Rikardsen a.o. PRODUCER John Arvid Berger for Jabfilm RELEASE DATE TBA SALES TBA DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR DIRECTOR As the only female Muslim leader in Norway, Sandra Maryam Moe gets much attention. When the focus is negative, her role as female Islamic leader is threatened. She has to struggle for her position internally, fight for the Islamic community externally and protect her children from community stigma. This does not become easier when Norwegian and overseas media run a 12 year old story linking her husband to a terrorist cell in Australia and the organization Jemaah Islamyah, which was responsible for the terrorist bombing in Bali in 2002. In a country perceived by most as one of the worst in which to be a woman, a debate is taking place: Behind the Veils examines the battle between influential Saudi women over their future role in the Kingdom, as seen through five female pioneers – on opposite sides of the debate. ARCTIC MUSLIM KARL E. RIKARDSEN (1957) studied fishery economics at Bodø University College, philosophy at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim and media at Volda University College. Since his graduation from Volda in 1986, he has directed, written, edited or produced about 40 different titles, in various genres, for both film and television. Among his directorial efforts are the drama series Dear PAL (1995), the documentaries Sentenced for life (1999), Herleik - Free as a bird (2006), Reindeer at war (2006) and the documentary series Salt & Pepper (2009-2010). 38 BAK SLØRENE I SAUDI ARABIA 46 min COLOUR Prores HD STEREO Gry Winther SCREENPLAY Gry Winther DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Halgrim Haug PRODUCER Kjell Eriksen for AS Videomaker RELEASE DATE 2015 NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR Norwegian Dox SALES TBC GRY WINTHER (1967) is a member of US State department Foreign Press Center, is on the board of LA Press Club, and is a member of the Pacific Council on International Policy in California. She has presented several speeches on journalism/documentary film making for media students, and a segment on “documentaries and movies, focusing on foreign policy topics” with Oscar winner Lawrence Bender (Producer of An Inconvenient Truth) for the Pacific Council on International Policy, and Council on Foreign Relations, Arizona Chapter. She has 20 years as an award-winning TV news reporter/producer, and is director of 10 documentaries. IN PRODUCTION GLAMOUR FOR GOEBBELS MAIKO’S DANCE GLAMOUR FOR GOEBBELS MAIKOS DANS 90/52 min COLOUR/B&W DCP 4K STEREO 5.1 Håvard Bustnes SCREENPLAY Bjørn-Erik Hanssen based on his book “Glamour for Goebbels – en biografi om Kirsten Heiberg” DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Nils Petter Lotherington PRODUCERS Christian Falch and Håvard Bustnes for Faction Film as RELEASE DATE 2015 SALES TBC DOCUMENTARY DRAMA DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR Glamour for Goebbels is a 90 min. drama documentary based on the life story of the Norwegian actress Kirsten Heiberg. She worked in German film industry under the rule of Joseph Goebbels. The young actress Elsa Aanensen, who is going to act as Heiberg in a monologue, tries to find the truth: Was Heiberg a Nazi collaborator – or a strong opponent of the Nazi regime? is an award winning director and producer. He holds a degree in Directing for Television from the College of Film and TV at Lillehammer, Norway. His two latest documentaries Health Factory and Big John have traveled around the world on cinema, TV and in the festival circuit. His films have been broadcast on NRK (Norway), TV2 (Norway), SVT (Sweden), YLE (Finland), TV4 (Ireland), TVP (Poland), Aljazeera Documentary Chanel (Qatar) and NHK (Japan) and been screened at festivals in Sweden, Switzerland, Canada, Poland, USA, South-Korea, Czech Republic, Germany, Belgium and Denmark. HÅVARD BUSTNES 58 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO Åse Svenheim Drivenes SCREENPLAY Åse Svenheim Drivenes DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Håvard Fossum and Tore Vollan PRODUCERS Anita Rehoff Larsen and Tone Grøttjord for Sant& Usant as CAST Maiko Nishino Ekeberg RELEASE DATE Spring 2015 SALES TBC DIRECTOR Maiko’s Dance is a film about a woman whose tough training and discipline has brought her to the top of her career as a prima ballerina at the Norwegian National Ballet. (1977) made her debut as a director with the film Our Man in Kirkenes, which has been screened at several festivals, and sold to NRK and YLE. In addition, she has been employed as a director for the TV series Thaifjord. On assignment for Médecins Sans Frontières, she filmed the local inhabitants of Mount Elgon, Kenya, during the spring of 2008, in order to document assaults on civilians. She is one of the project supervisors behind Mobilfilmene, a film workshop for children and youth in Norway. In addition, she has been involved in developing and conducting film courses for asylum seeker children. ÅSE SVENHEIM DRIVENES 39 IN PRODUCTION THE WHISPERERS HVISKERNE - VEASOEJORKSH 75 min COLOUR DCP 2K DOLBY A David Kinsella SCREENPLAY Klass Bense DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY David Kinsella PRODUCER David Kinsella for David Kinsella Productions AS RELEASE DATE January 1015 NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR Arthaus SALES Jean De Toit, Canada CREATIVE DOCUMNETARY DIRECTOR Veasoejorksh (meaning life-changing) is a creative documentary directed particularly at young people. The film tells about the 14 year old Ellen Sara, who comes from a South Sami reindeer herding family in Aarborte in Norway. The film follows Ellen Sara through 8 seasons, and highlights both the traditions she is a part of, and all the everyday dilemmas a young girl face. DAVID KINSELLA won the Northern Ireland Press Photogra- pher of the year in 1981, at the age of 16. In 1991 he moved to Norway. During his career he has won a total of 58 major awards for his documentary work in both photo and film. In 2006 David Kinsella directed, filmed and edited his first film Love Letters from a children’s prison. In 2008 his film A Beautiful Tragedy was nominated for the national film award Amanda and again for his Killing Girls in 2009. 40 IN PRODUCTION Co-productions 41 CO-PRODUCTION 1989 A MAID FOR EACH ANA ANA 90 min DCP 2K STEREO 5.1 DIRECTOR Anders Østergaard SCREENPLAY Anders Østergaard and Erzsebet Racz DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Simon Plum PRODUCER Lise Lense-Møller for Magic Hour Films DK NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Kristian Mosvold for Substans Film AS RELEASE DATE August 19, 2014 SALES TBA 60 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO Maher Abi Samra SCREENPLAY Maher Abi Amra and Maya Abdul-Malak PRODUCER Sabine Sidawi Hamdan for Orjouane Productions NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Ida Bruusgaard for Medieoperatørene AS RELEASE DATE May 2014 NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR TBA SALES Orjouane Productions 75 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO Corinne van Egeraat and Petr Lom SCREENPLAY Corinne van Egeraat and Petr Lom DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Petr Lom, Sarah Ibrahim, Nadine Salib, Wafaa Samir, Sondos Shabayek PRODUCER Corinne van Egeraat for ZINdoc and Petr Lom for Lom films NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Torstein Grude for Piraya Film as RELEASE DATE November 2013 SALES TBA 1989 offers insight into the high-risk political game that lead to the collapse of the iron curtain. The ‘witnesses’ of history, are former Hungarian prime minister, Miklós Neméth representing the macro political level; and Gundula, the surviving half of an East German couple, who were the last to fatally attempt to cross the border, representing the micro level. The story of Asian and African domestic maids which serve the middle classes of Beirut, and how they are treated by their employers, the agencies that import them, and by Lebanese society in general. The title means “I am me” in Arabic, and the film invites four young Egyptian women to share their personal experiences. In the aftermath of the 2011 revolution, they reflect on their inner worlds, often filming themselves. Their situation, phase of life and offbeat worldviews mean they are constantly seeking to define themselves. 1989 DOCUMENTARY COLOUR 42 A MAID FOR EACH DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR ANA ANA DOCUMENTARY DIRECTORS CO-PRODUCTION BLOOD SISTERS BLOOD SISTERS THE CHOSEN ONES THE CHOSEN ONES THE CHRONICLES OF POLYARIS I NÆRKONTAKT MED UTOPIA 70/50 min DCP 2K STEREO DIRECTOR Christine Reeh SCREENPLAY Christine Reeh DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Christine Reeh PRODUCER Isabel Machado for C.R.I.M. NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Trond Brede Andersen for Original Film AS RELEASE DATE September 2014 SALES TBC DOCUMENTARY 80/52 min DCP 2K STEREO 5.1 DIRECTOR Malin Andersson SCREENPLAY Malin Andersson DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Kate McCullough PRODUCER Malin Andersson for MAF-film NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Hege Dehli for Mechanix Film as RELEASE DATE Autumn 2014 SALES TBA DOCUMENTARY 72 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO Arman Yeritsyan SCREENPLAY Arman Yeritsyan DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Vahagn Hakobyan PRODUCER Inna Sahakyan for Bars Media NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Hege Dehli for Mechanix Film as RELEASE DATE April 2014 SALES Bars Media Documentary Film Studio SCI FI DOCUMENTARY COLOUR DIRECTOR COLOUR An intimate, observational documentary about sister-hood. About being a twin sister and how you’ve lived through the trauma of terrible abuse together with your other half and how she one day might not be there to take for granted anymore. The Chosen Ones tells the story about Armenia’s first and only senior citizen dance troupe. They met in a soup kitchen, where they have their only hot meal of day, and inspired by the suggestion of young choreographer, they started to dance. A poetic portray of a former Soviet ghost town at Spitsbergen. The film captures the otherworldly soul of these yesterdays’ ruins surrounded by eternal ice, at the top of the world, far away in the Arctic. 43 CO-PRODUCTION FREAK OUT! THE GIANT OF THE ARCTIC I SEE YOU 90 min COLOUR/B&W DCP 2K Carl Javér SCREENPLAY David Wingate, Carl Javér and Fredrik Lange DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Henrik Ipsen and Carl Javér PRODUCER Fredrik Lange for Vilda Bomben AB NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Christian Lien Jensen for Hallum & Jensen AS RELEASE DATE Spring 2014 SALES Deckert Distribution GmbH 58 min COLOUR Prores HD DOLBY SR Adam Schmedes SCREENPLAY Peter I. Lauridsen DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Mikkel Lund Schmedes, Martin Oliver Macnaughton, Søren Petersen, Jesper Kikkenborg, Birgitta Mueck PRODUCERS Adam Schmedes for Loke Film NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Kjell Eriksen for AS Videomaker RELEASE DATE 2014 SALES TBA 76 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO 5.1 Sylvelin Måkestad SCREENPLAY Sylvelin Måkestad DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Erik Vallsten, Malin Korkasalo and David Odell PRODUCER Stina Gardell for Mantaray Film AB NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Ingunn H. Knudsen for Skofteland Film as RELEASE DATE 2014 SALES TBA Freak Out! tells the untold story of a group of middleclass kids who in 1900 revolted against their time and started the original alternative community – Monte Verità. A community based on veganism, feminism, pacifism and free love. Through their eyes we unfold the uncanny similarities between our time and what they revolted against in the early 1900s. Arctic waters are its habitat from birth to death, and no mammal lives longer; sometimes to more than 200 years of age. This film will provide unique insight into the life of the whale, its experiences beneath the waves, and what it is like to live for 200 years in these seas. “My dream is not to be able to see, but to be seen”, says the teenage girl Rena (17). A strong film about liberation and the desire to find out who you really are, following Rena for four decisive years. FREAK OUT! DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR 44 THE GIANT OF THE ARCTIC DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR JEG SER DEG DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR CO-PRODUCTION LAST CALL LOST IN PERFECTION DOCUMENTARY 90/54 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO 5.1 Enrico Cerasuolo SCREENPLAY Enrico Cerasuolo DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Torstein Nodland, Paolo Rapalino PRODUCER Massimo Arvat for Zenit Arte Audiovisive, Italy NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Ingunn H. Knudsen for Skofteland Film AS RELEASE DATE Autumn 2013 SALES Point du Jour International DOCUMENTARY 70 min COLOUR/B&W DCP 2K STEREO DOCUMENTARY 90 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO DIRECTOR Erik Gandini SCREENPLAY Erik Gandini DIRECTOR Mads Brügger DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Tore Vollan and Lars Skree Juan Pablo Libossart for Atmo NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Carsten Aanonsen for Indie Film as RELEASE DATE 2014 SALES TBC PRODUCER Peter Engel for Electric Parc 40 years ago, in 1972, a single book shook the world. In “The Limits to Growth” a team of young researchers at the MIT foresaw a global ecological collapse, if action was not taken. The mantra of free economic growth was challenged. But its defenders where numerous and powerful: Thatcher, Reagan, oil companies, leftists, Catholics… Last Call is the story of a legendary best seller, the international controversy it caused, climate pioneers and their fight till today to get their message through. But is there still time for a Last Call? Since some time back I have a dream of doing a film about Sweden. About things in the life style that surrounds me and that I am part of that I am uneasy with. As Videocracy is a film about Italy, Lost in Perfection will be a film about Sweden. The film will deal with one of the most crucial questions of our time: How much should I be on my own, how much should I care about others? I TOLVTE TIME LOST IN PERFECTION DIRECTOR PRODUCER OPERATION CELESTE OPERATION CELESTE SCREENPLAY Mads Brügger NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Bjarte Mørner Tveit for Piraya Film as RELEASE DATE 2014 SALES TBA Award winning director, journalist and enfant terrible Mads Brügger takes on one of last century’s great unsolved mysteries; the death of Secretary General of the UN Dag Hammarskjöld. On September 19, 1961 Dag Hammarskjöld lost his life in a plane crash in the Rhodesian bush. Several courts of inquiry, both national and international, reached the same conclusion: It was an accident, pure and simple, and that was all there was to it. 45 CO-PRODUCTION THE PAST WILL RETURN THE PAST WILL RETURN THE QUATRARO MYSTERY QUATRARO-MYSTERIET THE SARNOS – A LIFE IN DIRTY MOVIES THE SARNOS – A LIFE IN DIRTY MOVIES MUSICBASED DOCUMENTARY 90 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO DIRECTOR Dina Hamza SCREENPLAY Dina Hamza DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY PRODUCER Marianne Khoury for MISR International Films NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Ida Bruusgaard for Medieoperatørene AS RELEASE DATE February 2014 SALES MISR International Films A deeply personal music-based documentary drawing parallels bettween the revolutionary movement in today’s Egypt, and the Golden Era of the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. Director Dina Hamza tells the story of her father, poet and songwriter Mohamed Hamza who collaborated with the Egyptian national treasure and singer Abdel Halim Hafez. The film is a portrait of their epoch, and a loving tribute to her father, but also an attempt to understand the revolutionary movement that she herself is part of in 21st century Egypt. 46 90/52 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO Jeppe Rønde CO-DIRECTOR Mads Brügger SCREENPLAY Mads Brügger DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Jeppe Rønde and Sjur Aarthun PRODUCER Sara Stockmann for Sonntag Pictures Aps NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Bjarte Mørner Tveit for Piraya Film as RELEASE DATE 2014 SALES DR International Sales 80/58 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO 5.1 Wictor Ericsson SCREENPLAY Wictor Ericsson PRODUCER Erik Magnusson for Anagram Produktion AB, Sweden NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Ingunn H. Knudsen for Skofteland Film AS RELEASE DATE Spring 2013 SALES The Yellow Affaire Two journalists set out to investigate why The Maltese EU Commissioner of Health, John Dalli, recently had to leave The Commission in disgrace, in a storm of accusations about being in the pockets of Big Tobacco. A love story about legendary sexploitation director Joe Sarno, “The Ingmar Bergman of 42nd Street”, and his loyal wife and collaborator Peggy - their place in sex film history, their life between hometown New York and their own personal “Land of Freedom” Sweden, and Joe’s struggle to make one last erotic film. DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR CO-PRODUCTION SCHOOL OF DEMOCRACY SCHOOL OF DEMOCRACY SUNSHINE SUPERSTAR SUNSHINE SUPERSTAR TPB AFK: THE PIRATE BAY AWAY FROM KEYBOARD TPB AFK: THE PIRATE BAY AWAY FROM KEYBOARD DOCUMENTARY 90 min COLOUR HDCAM STEREO Lise Birk Pedersen SCREENPLAY Lise Birk Pedersen PRODUCER Lise Lense-Møller for Magic Hour Films DK NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Bjarte Mørner Tveit for Piraya Film as RELEASE DATE 2015 SALES TBA DOCUMENTARY 85 min COLOUR DCP 2K DOLBY SR Marah Strauch SCREENPLAY Marah Strauch DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Nico Paulsson PRODUCERS Eric Bruggemann and Marah Strauch for Scissorkick Films NORWEGIAN COPRODUCER Lars Løge for Flimmer Film AS RELEASE DATE February 14, 2014 SALES Submarine DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Italian comedian, Beppe Grillo and his protest movement wins 25% of the vote. Can 163 untested senators beat Berlusconi, the mafia, corruption? And what happens when ideals meet political reality? Carl Boenish follows his passion, leaping into the unknown, creating a worldwide phenomenon and essentially inventing extreme sports. Carl Boenish dies doing the very thing he created and loved. His wife repeats his treacherous act and lives, thus telling others it is ok to go on. And go on they do, transcending limitations to taste the dream that one man could only begin to experience. It’s the day before the trial starts. Fredrik packs a computer into a rusty old Volvo. Along with his Pirate Bay co-founders, he faces $13 million in damage claims to Hollywood in a copyright infringement case. Fredrik is on his way to install a new computer in the secret server hall. This is where the world’s largest file sharing site is hidden. 82 min COLOUR DCP 2K STEREO Simon Klose SCREENPLAY Mads Brügger DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Simon Klose PRODUCERS Martin Persson and Simon Klose for Nonami AB, Sweden NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Torstein Grude for Piraya Film as RELEASE DATE February 2013 SALES Autlook Filmsales GmbH When the hacker prodigy Gottfrid, the internet activist Peter and the network nerd Fredrik are found guilty, they are confronted with the reality of life offline – away from keyboard. But deep down in dark data centres, clandestine computers quietly continue to duplicate files. 47 CO-PRODUCTION THE VISIT VIVE LA FRANCE DOCUMENTARY 70 min COLOUR/B&W DCP 2K STEREO DOCUMENTARY 82/52 min COLOUR DCP 2K DOLBY DIGITAL THE VISIT VIVE LA FRANCE DIRECTOR Michael Madsen DIRECTORS Titti Johnson and Helgi Felixson PRODUCER Lise Lense-Møller for Magic Hour Films SCREENPLAY Titti Johnson NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Carsten Aanonsen DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Helgi Felixson for Indie Film as RELEASE DATE 2014 SALES TBA PRODUCER Helgi Felixson for Vilda Bomben AB The Visit is a documentary exploring the breadth of human reaction, from humour to horror, in a philosophical exploration of our fear of strangers through the ultimate challenge to our self-image: The discovery of Alien intelligent life. 48 NORWEGIAN CO-PRODUCER Hege Dehli for Mechanix Film AS RELEASE DATE January 2014 SALES Spier Films Vive la France is a personal and intimate story about the consequences of the French nuclear program 1966-1996. 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