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- This gives us a boost of optimism to keep up the good work. But we should never believe we have now reached our goal. We are not content before we no longer need to implement measures in order to achieve equality, says NFI’s CEO Sindre Guldvog.

New partnership between International Sámi Film Institute and Sundance Institute’s Indigenous Program will Strengthen Arctic Indigenous Film

The Norwegian Film Institute (NFI) is implementing an action plan for inclusion and representativity in Norwegian films and film culture. The action plan is aiming to improve the quality, increase relevance, and strengthen the sustainability of Norwegian films in the future.

The top contribution - €1.55 million – goes to Norwegian director Andre Øvredal’s World War II epic, Narvik – Hitler’s First Defeat.

Minister of Culture in Norway, Trine Skei Grande, made the official opening of Norway House in Berlin today - where Norway is Country in Focus.

As this year’s Country in Focus, Norway will open its own festival centre for its so far strongest representation at the Berlin International Film Festival.

Berlinale 2019: This is the Norwegian films in Berlin 2019.

Norwegian animation director Kajsa Næss’ €7.4 million Polar epic Titina supported by the Norwegian Film Institute, plus production of three documentaries and a short.

Norwegian directors Anne Sewitsky’s Sonja – The White Swan and Anders Emblem’s Hurry Slowly have been selected for the American January festivals.

Berlinale 2019: Norway is experiencing a new dawn for documentary production, and the quality of Norwegian docs has risen far beyond our local market. During this event six amazing docs in development or production will be presented for a panel of decision makers and an audience.