Nordisk Panorama - Nordic Short & Doc Film Festival
Nordisk Panorama - Nordic Short & Doc Film Festival (or just Nordisk Panorama ) is an annual film festival for short and documentary films from the Nordic countries , held in Malmö , Sweden .
The festival is organized by Nordisk Panorama, together with Malmö Municipality and Film i Skåne , a regional film center.
history
In the years 1990-2013 the festival, under the name Nordisk Panorama - 5 Cities Film Festival , took place alternately in one of the five Nordic countries.
- Festival cities 1990–2013
- 1990 Grimstad
- 1991 Aarhus
- 1992 Vaasa
- 1993 Kristianstad
- 1994 Reykjavík
- 1995 Bergen
- 1996 Copenhagen
- 1997 Helsinki
- 1998 Kiruna
- 1999 Reykjavík
- 2000 mountains
- 2001 Aarhus
- 2002 Oulu
- 2003 Malmö
- 2004 Reykjavík
- 2005 Bergen
- 2006 Aarhus
- 2007 Oulu
- 2008 Malmo
- 2009 Reykjavík
- 2010 Bergen
- 2011 Aarhus
- 2012 Oulu
- 2013 Malmö
From 2013 the festival has a permanent location and takes place every year in Malmö.
Nordisk Panorama Awards
Jury awards
Film prizes are awarded in three categories, each with its own jury:
- Best Nordic Documentary
- - Endowment: € 11,000, sponsored by the public television companies of the Nordic countries.
- Best Nordic Short Film
- - Endowment: € 7,000, sponsored by the Nordic director companies.
- - The film qualifies for a possible nomination in the short film category of the Academy Awards .
- Best New Nordic Voice
- - Endowment: € 3,500, sponsored by Film i Skåne
Audience awards
Audience awards are given in two categories:
- Nordisk Panorama Audience Award
- - Endowment: € 2,500, sponsored by the municipality of Malmö
- Children's Choice Award
Web links
- Nordisk Panorama - Industry Official Site in English
- Nordisk Panorama - Publik Official site in Swedish
Individual evidence
- ^ Report From Nordisk Panorama, 2013 . Cinema Citizen. Retrieved September 14, 2015.
- ↑ Nordisk Panorama Nordic Short & Doc Film Festival . Nordisk Panorama. Retrieved September 16, 2015.
- ↑ Tidigare Festivaler . Nordisk Panorama. Retrieved September 15, 2015.
- ↑ 2013 News: Nordisk Panorama always in Malmö from this year on. shortfilm.de, AG Kurzfilm eV, July 22, 2013. Retrieved September 16, 2015.
- ↑ a b Nordisk Panorama Film Festival 2016 Award Winners . Nordisk Panorama. Retrieved July 1, 2017.
- ^ Top Nordic documentaries and shorts to compete in Malmö . Cine Europe. Retrieved September 15, 2015.