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Nine Takeaways From Helsinki’s Finnish Film Affair, From Buzzy Titles to Hollywood Whisperers (opens the original)
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Genre pics dominated the pitches while the industry tried to make sense of the shifting market with Hollywood eyes to help Genre thrills and chills dominated the 15th Finnish Film Affair that closed last night, and splattered across various sections of Helsinki’s Love & Anarchy Film Festival and panel sessions. The tone was set with the opening film “Nightborn” by local genre wiz Hanna Bergholm, the inaugural Nordic Genre Lab, and yesterday’s panels about Nordic genre’s market value and position
Finnish Film Affair: Survival, Horror, Dystopian Pics Unpacked by Nordic Genre Lab Participants: ‘The Base of Nordic Talent Is Deep’ (opens the original)
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Mentors are Claire Willats, former Netflix commissioner, and genre expert Todd Brown, former XYZ Films head of acquisitions Home to some of the Nordics’ hottest genre talents making waves at top international festivals – Hanna Bergholm and Ilja Rautsi whose respective “Nightborn” and “Red Snow” were snagged by Shudder – Helsinki will no doubt vibrate this week to the beat of some of the most jaw-dropping and entertaining genre projects taking part in the inaugural Nordic Genre Lab. “Alma,” a Fin
‘Tango Metal’ Kickstarts Partnership Between Finland’s Helsinki-filmi and Iceland’s Glassriver (EXCLUSIVE) (opens the original)
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The series, to be pitched Thursday at Finnish Film Affair in Helsinki, combines crime, romance, tango and heavy metal In a move mirroring European indie producers’ look out for strong partners in an unstable market, Helsinki-filmi (“Tom of Finland,“ “The Summer Book,” “Codename: Annika”), one of the biggest content creators in Finland, and Glassriver (“As Long as I Live,” Black Sands”), one of the leading players in Iceland, have come together to co-produce a slate of films and series. Kickstart
Alief Boards Lithuania’s ‘Dice-Ching-O-Mat’ From Producer Uljana Kim and Helmer Kristijonas Vildziunas (EXCLUSIVE) (opens the original)
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The latest feature from the director of ‘You Am I,’ ‘Songs For a Fox’ has its world premiere in competition at the Warsaw Film Festival U.K.-French sales outfit Alief has snapped international rights outside the Baltics and Poland to “Dice-Ching-a-Mat“ from Lithuanian filmmaker Kristijonas Vildziunas, whose earlier works bowed in Venice (“The Lease”), Cannes Un Certain Regard (“You Am I”) and twice served as Lithuania’s Oscar bets (“Seneca’s Day,” “Songs for a Fox”). The feature was powered by V
Amalie Næsby Fick on Toronto-Bound ‘What Lies Between Us’ and Challenging Viewers: Would You Defend Your Child, No Matter What? (EXCLUSIVE) (opens the original)
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Zentropa and sales outfit TrustNordisk reveal the first clip of the suspense drama toplining the formidable combinatio of Sidse Babette Knudsen, Sofie Gråbøl Variety has been given exclusive access “What Lies Between Us” (“Dobbeltfejl”), selected for Toronto’s Discovery section and one of three short-listed Danish pics to become Denmark’s Oscar entry.The feature (formerly known as “Good Mothers”) reunites some of Denmark’s finest talents on both sides of the camera: the stars of the cult series
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