Goteborg International Film Festival
Français
Le Festival International de cinéma de Göteborg a démarré en 1979. C’est le plus grand festival de cinéma en Scandinavie et l’un des plus grands festivals populaires du monde en termes de public !
Göteborg International Film Festival is the biggest film festival in Scandinavia as well as one of the biggest audience festivals in the world. It takes place during eleven days in January/February. Journalists from all over the world attend at the festival to cover, among other things, the new Nordic films in the Nordic competition or the interesting debutants in The Ingmar Bergman International Debut Award.
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Göteborg International Film Festival is the leading film festival in
Scandinavia and – with an audience of 200 000 visitors a year – one of the largest festivals in the world.
GIFF is always one step ahead in the search for new talent and tomorrow’s stars with:
* The prestigious Dragon Awards, including The Nordic Film Award and TIBIDA
* The Ingmar Bergman International Debut Award.
* The Nordic Film Market, presenting the latest and upcoming Scandinavian films to international buyers, sales agents and festival programmers.
* The Göteborg International Film Festival Fund, supporting young talent in developing countries, in cooperation with SIDA.
The festival is a non-profit cultural organization with its seat in Göteborg. The organization is based on membership and is run by a board. The organization is supported by the city of Göteborg, Svenska Filminstitutet (the Swedish Film Institute), Västra Götalandsregionen (the Region), Nordisk Film och TV Fond (the Nordic Film and TV Fund) and Scandinavian Films.
The board appoints one administrative and one creative director. The festival has 12 all year employees. During the production of the festival about 40 persons are engaged on a project basis and during the festival days 250-300 persons are involved among them many volunteers.
THE STAFF
Åsa Bernlo
Managing Director
Film Fund Chairman
[email protected]
Marit Kapla
Artistic Director
[email protected]
Andreas Degerhammar
Programme Coordinator
[email protected]
Håkan Westesson
Festival Producer
[email protected]
Camilla Larsson
Information
Editor Filmkonst
Film Fund Manager
[email protected]
Eva Carlheim-Müller Sahlin
Marketing
Sales
[email protected]
Mirja Hildbrand
Swedish Images
[email protected]
Cia Edström
Nordic Film Market
[email protected]
Paula Wahlbom
Programme Manager, Seminars & Region
[email protected]
Micael Östling
Webmaster
[email protected]
Sandra Olofsson
Economy
(maternity leave)
[email protected]
Nubar Kino
Economy
[email protected]
Ulf Sigvardson
Fund Coordinator
Programer
Festival editor
[email protected]
Karl Svedung
Ad Sales
[email protected]
Nicke Wennerlund
IT
[email protected]öteborg International Film Festival Fund
Chairman: Åsa Bernlo
Fund Manager: Camilla Larsson
Fund Coordinator: Ulf Sigvardson
Board of Göteborg International Film Festival
Sven-Olof Bodenfors (chairman)
Jonas Brogårdh
Fabian Hielte
Lars Rundblom
Per Cramér
Nora Källström (suppleant)
AnnKi Bryhn-Jansson (suppleant)
Jonas Wahlbom, internal accounting
Honorary President
Roy Andersson
Göteborg International Film Festival is the biggest film festival in Scandinavia as well as one of the biggest audience festivals in the world. It takes place during eleven days in January/February. Journalists from all over the world attend at the festival to cover, among other things, the new Nordic films in the Nordic competition or the interesting debutants in The Ingmar Bergman International Debut Award.
–
Göteborg International Film Festival is the leading film festival in
Scandinavia and – with an audience of 200 000 visitors a year – one of the largest festivals in the world.
GIFF is always one step ahead in the search for new talent and tomorrow’s stars with:
* The prestigious Dragon Awards, including The Nordic Film Award and TIBIDA
* The Ingmar Bergman International Debut Award.
* The Nordic Film Market, presenting the latest and upcoming Scandinavian films to international buyers, sales agents and festival programmers.
* The Göteborg International Film Festival Fund, supporting young talent in developing countries, in cooperation with SIDA.
The festival is a non-profit cultural organization with its seat in Göteborg. The organization is based on membership and is run by a board. The organization is supported by the city of Göteborg, Svenska Filminstitutet (the Swedish Film Institute), Västra Götalandsregionen (the Region), Nordisk Film och TV Fond (the Nordic Film and TV Fund) and Scandinavian Films.
The board appoints one administrative and one creative director. The festival has 12 all year employees. During the production of the festival about 40 persons are engaged on a project basis and during the festival days 250-300 persons are involved among them many volunteers.
THE STAFF
Åsa Bernlo
Managing Director
Film Fund Chairman
[email protected]
Marit Kapla
Artistic Director
[email protected]
Andreas Degerhammar
Programme Coordinator
[email protected]
Håkan Westesson
Festival Producer
[email protected]
Camilla Larsson
Information
Editor Filmkonst
Film Fund Manager
[email protected]
Eva Carlheim-Müller Sahlin
Marketing
Sales
[email protected]
Mirja Hildbrand
Swedish Images
[email protected]
Cia Edström
Nordic Film Market
[email protected]
Paula Wahlbom
Programme Manager, Seminars & Region
[email protected]
Micael Östling
Webmaster
[email protected]
Sandra Olofsson
Economy
(maternity leave)
[email protected]
Nubar Kino
Economy
[email protected]
Ulf Sigvardson
Fund Coordinator
Programer
Festival editor
[email protected]
Karl Svedung
Ad Sales
[email protected]
Nicke Wennerlund
IT
[email protected]öteborg International Film Festival Fund
Chairman: Åsa Bernlo
Fund Manager: Camilla Larsson
Fund Coordinator: Ulf Sigvardson
Board of Göteborg International Film Festival
Sven-Olof Bodenfors (chairman)
Jonas Brogårdh
Fabian Hielte
Lars Rundblom
Per Cramér
Nora Källström (suppleant)
AnnKi Bryhn-Jansson (suppleant)
Jonas Wahlbom, internal accounting
Honorary President
Roy Andersson
English
Aim and Purpose
Göteborg International Film Festival is working to spread valuable film from all over the world to an audience as broad as possible. The festival also wants to contribute to a creative and extensive discussion about the film as an artistic means of expression.
Göteborg International Film Festival was started in 1979 and is today the biggest film festival in the Nordic countries and one of the biggest public film festivals in the world. Every year about 450 films from around 70 countries are screened, and almost 123 000 tickets are sold. There is also an extensive seminar programme called Cinemix. Every year about 5000 persons visit around 40 seminars.
The aim of Göteborg International Film Festival is to offer interested viewers a broad programme of international films that not always reach the cinemas. The audience also get the opportunity to meet the directors. Usually around 200 directors are invited to attend the screenings to introduce their films and answer questions. The festival also offers its members a lot of activities around the year.
Another important part of the festival’s aim is to function as a meeting place for the Nordic film industry. In the year 2000 the festival established the Nordic Film Market. This market place has become an important link for new Nordic film and about 200 specially invited buyers, distributors and festival representatives from all over the world visit it. Today it is the biggest specific market place for new Nordic film.
Since 1998 Göteborg International Film Festival in cooperation with SIDA (the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency) runs Göteborg International Film Festival Fund. It is a fund that supports filmmakers who live and work in emerging economies.
Organization form
The festival is a non-profit cultural organization with its seat in Göteborg. The organization is based on membership and is run by a board. The organization is supported by the city of Göteborg, Svenska Filminstitutet (the Swedish Film Institute), Västra Götalandsregionen (the Region), Nordisk Film och TV Fond (the Nordic Film and TV Fund) and Scandinavian Films.
The board appoints one administrative and one creative director. The festival has eight all year employees. During the production of the festival about 40 persons are engaged on a project basis and during the festival days 250-300 persons are involved among them many volunteers.
Göteborg International Film Festival is working to spread valuable film from all over the world to an audience as broad as possible. The festival also wants to contribute to a creative and extensive discussion about the film as an artistic means of expression.
Göteborg International Film Festival was started in 1979 and is today the biggest film festival in the Nordic countries and one of the biggest public film festivals in the world. Every year about 450 films from around 70 countries are screened, and almost 123 000 tickets are sold. There is also an extensive seminar programme called Cinemix. Every year about 5000 persons visit around 40 seminars.
The aim of Göteborg International Film Festival is to offer interested viewers a broad programme of international films that not always reach the cinemas. The audience also get the opportunity to meet the directors. Usually around 200 directors are invited to attend the screenings to introduce their films and answer questions. The festival also offers its members a lot of activities around the year.
Another important part of the festival’s aim is to function as a meeting place for the Nordic film industry. In the year 2000 the festival established the Nordic Film Market. This market place has become an important link for new Nordic film and about 200 specially invited buyers, distributors and festival representatives from all over the world visit it. Today it is the biggest specific market place for new Nordic film.
Since 1998 Göteborg International Film Festival in cooperation with SIDA (the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency) runs Göteborg International Film Festival Fund. It is a fund that supports filmmakers who live and work in emerging economies.
Organization form
The festival is a non-profit cultural organization with its seat in Göteborg. The organization is based on membership and is run by a board. The organization is supported by the city of Göteborg, Svenska Filminstitutet (the Swedish Film Institute), Västra Götalandsregionen (the Region), Nordisk Film och TV Fond (the Nordic Film and TV Fund) and Scandinavian Films.
The board appoints one administrative and one creative director. The festival has eight all year employees. During the production of the festival about 40 persons are engaged on a project basis and during the festival days 250-300 persons are involved among them many volunteers.
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