materie 2004* - Norsk filminstitutt

NORWEGIAN FILM INSTITUTE PRESENTS 

NORWEGIAN FILMS 2008

PREFACE 5 

FEATURE FILMS: 

5 LØGNER 5 LIES 6 

ANDRE OMGANG SECOND HALF 7 

BLODSBÅND MIRUSH 8 

DE GALES HUS HOUSE OF FOOLS 9 

DE USYNLIGE THE UNSEEN 10 

DEN SISTE REVEJAKTA THE LAST JOINT VENTURE 11 

ELIAS OG KONGESKIPET ELIAS AND THE ROYAL YACHT 12 

I ET SPEIL I EN GÅTE THROUGH A GLASS, DARKLY 13 

KAUTOKEINOOPPRØRET THE KAUTOKEINO REBELLION 14 

KILL BULJO - THE MOVIE KILL BULJO - THE MOVIE 15 

KURT BLIR GRUSOM KURT TURNS EVIL 16 

LANGE FLATE BALLÆR II LONG FLAT BALLS II 17 

LØNSJ COLD LUNCH 18 

MANNEN SOM ELSKET YNGVE THE MAN WHO LOVED YNGVE 19 

MARS OG VENUS MARS & VENUS 20 

MIRAKEL MIRACLE 21 

O'HORTEN O'HORTEN 22 

OLSENBANDEN JR. SØLVGRUVENS HEMMELIGHET 

THE JUNIOR OLSEN GANG AND THE SILVERMINE MYSTERY 23 

RADIOPIRATENE THE RADIO PIRATES 24 

RESPEKT RESPECT 25 

ROVDYR BACKWOODS 25 

SOS – SVARTSKJÆR FYR SOS – SUMMER OF SUSPENSE 27 

SVEIN OG ROTTA OG UFO-MYSTERIET SVEIN AND THE RAT AND THE UFO-MYSTERY 28 

SWITCH SWITCH 29 

TATT AV KVINNEN GONE WITH THE WOMAN 30 

TITANICS TI LIV THE TEN LIVES OF TITANIC THE CAT 31 

ULVENATTEN NIGHT OF THE WOLF 32 

VARG VEUM – BITRE BLOMSTER BITTER FLOWERS 33 

VARG VEUM – FALNE ENGLER FALLEN ANGELS 34 

VINTERLAND WINTERLAND 35 

VÅRE DRØMMER OUR DREAMS 36 

DOCUMENTARY FILMS: 

JAKTEN PÅ HUKOMMELSEN HUNTING DOWN MEMORY 38 

JENTER GIRLS 39 

MANN KVINNE KAFFE MAN WOMAN COFFEE 40 

MODERNE SLAVERI MODERN SLAVERY 41 

NATURAL BORN STAR NATURAL BORN STAR 42 

ON A TIGHTROPE ON A TIGHTROPE 43 

PORNOSTJERNE? PORN STAR? 44 

PRØVETID TRYING FREEDOM 45 

SANNHETSJEGEREN NEMESIS 46 

SMAKEN AV HUND PINING FOR THE FJORDS 47 

SNØHULEMANNEN THE SNOW CAVEMAN 48 

USA MOT AL-ARIAN USA VS AL-ARIAN 49 

YODOK STORIES YODOK STORIES 50 

IN PRODUCTION: 

APPELSINPIKEN THE ORANGE GIRL 52 

FRITT VILT 2 COLD PREY 2 52 

KNULLEGUTT FATSO 53 

MAX MANUS MAX MANUS 53 

NORD NORD 54 

PAX PAX 54 

SAMMEN TOGETHER 55 

YOHAN – BARNEVANDREREN YOHAN – THE CHILD WANDERER 55 

NORWEGIAN FILM INSTITUTIONS: 

THE NEW INSTITUTION FOR FILM ACTIVITIES 56 

FILM & KINO 57 

LEADING FILM FESTIVALS 58 

NORWEGIAN FILMS 1998 – 2007 60 

ADRESSES 62 

NORWEGIAN FILMS 2008 

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PUBLISHER: NORWEGIAN FILM INSTITUTE 

EDITOR: ASTRI DEHLI BLINDHEIM 

DESIGN: LISE KIHLE 

TRANSLATION: BJØRN GIERTSEN 

PUBLISHED BY: NORWEGIAN FILM INSTITUTE 

DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 

BOX 482 SENTRUM, N-0105 OSLO 

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FAX: + 47 22 47 45 97 

MAIL: int@nfi.no 

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FRONT COVER: THE MAN WHO LOVED YNGVE 

4 NORWEGIAN FILMS 2008

A LEAP INTO THE FUTURE! 

Norwegian films attracted a lot of attention and received a number of prizes at international festivals in 2007. This was particularly true for The 

Art of Negative Thinking, The Bothersome Man, Gone with the Woman, Mirush and Reprise. A great many new Norwegian films are now lining up 

to conquer the world market, with a lot of thematic variations and in several genres. Launched during this year's Tromsø Festival, Nils Gaup's long 

awaited major film The Kautokeino Rebellion is in a class of its own. The film depicts a tragic conflict between Norwegians and Samí people in the 

mid-1800's, and features central Nordic actors like Mikkel Gaup, Bjørn Sundquist and Mikael Persbrandt in leading roles. The film was shot at 

the new regional film enterprise Film Camp in Målselv, Northern Norway, where also the American major film The Golden Compass as well as Far 

North was shot. This centre offers essential opportunities to foreign producers in search of unique locations in the Northern region of the world. 

The more artistic section of this year's film repertoire includes Bent Hamer's fifth film O'Horten. A cheerful and poetical film about the train engineer 

Odd Horten and his adventures during a few days in Oslo, after his recent retirement. Hamer's universe focuses on the elderly, and lets their 

inner reflections change places with the stress and hassles of everyday life. Another exciting film in the same genre is the debutante Eva Sørhaug's 

ironic and slightly surrealistic Cold Lunch, written by Per Schreiner, the man who wrote the screenplay for the award-winning The Bothersome 

Man, and who has also collaborated with Jens Lien for his short films. 

Finally, great expectations are also set for the forthcoming reorganization of the Norwegian film administration, which from April 1 merges the 

Norwegian Film Fund, the Norwegian Film Institute and Norwegian Film Development into one institution under the leadership of Managing 

Director Nina Refseth. An account of the departments and undertakings of the new institution can be found in this catalogue. 

Vigdis Lian 

Managing Director 

Oslo, January 2008 

Jan Erik Holst 

Director, International Dep. 


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DRAMA | 100 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 

6 REELS | DOLBY SR•D 

DIRECTOR: LARS DANIEL KRUTZKOFF JACOBSEN 

SCREENPLAY: LARS DANIEL KRUTZKOFF JACOBSEN 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: PÅL BUGGE HAAGENRUD 

PRODUCER: ANDERS TANGEN FOR VIAFILM 

CAST: PIA TJELTA, CHARLOTTE FROGNER, KIM SØRENSEN, 

GARD EIDSVOLD, MIKALIS KOUTSOG-IANNIAKIS, JON 

SKOLMEN 

RELEASE DATE: AUGUST 17. 2007 

NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: SCANBOX ENTERTAINMENT 

CONTACT: VIAFILM, PROST CHRISTIES VEI 19 A, N-1362 HOSLE 

TEL: +47 90 72 30 63, MAIL: anders@viafilm.no, 

www.viafilm.no 

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5 LØGNER 

5 LIES 

5 Lies deals with lifelies, and with failure caused by lying to oneself and others. The supermarket 

clown Ulrik is dreaming of becoming a stand-up comedian. The handicapped Amnesty girl 

Kristin is in love with the swaggerer Alexander, but does not dare to tell him. Erna is to be deported 

from the country because she is a «consumed» mail order bride from Eastern Europe. 

These are three of the characters in a film from the Norway of losers, the other Norway, from the 

shadow of the welfare state. But maybe there is hope for the peculiar outsider characters in this 

black comedy. 

Lars Daniel Krutzkoff Jacobsen (1962) is famous for having brought trash movies 

to Norway. He is responsible for eight art- and trash movies, and has been 

a programme producer at NRK (The National Broadcast Company) and assistant 

director at Oslo Nye Teater. His short film Precious Moments (2002) won 

the Teddy Award at the Berlin Film Festival in 2003, and the award for Best 

Narrative Short Film at the Tribeca Film Festival the same year.

Second Half is a comedy about the big questions everyone ponders in life, and about the way 

men have a tendency to talk about football instead. 

Erik considers leaving his wife and children for his somewhat younger lover Kaja. Sverre 

reluctantly has to participate in swinging in an attempt to boost a relationship that has gone 

dull. Their father visits his beloved – but senile – wife every week, and has started wondering 

if there wasn't anything more to life. 

The father and his two sons meet every Sunday, but all they talk about is soccer – and the 

fear that their favourite team Skeid would have to move down one division. 

With Second Half, Hilde Heier directs her third feature film. She hit her audience 

at home with the feature film The Prompter, which was her debut as feature 

film director, and she also noted for her horror film for children The Beast of 

Beauty (2003). She wrote the scripts for both films. Hilde was educated as a director 

at New York University, and has later alternated between working as an 

actress, screenwriter and director. 

ANDRE OMGANG 

SECOND HALF 

DRAMA | 84MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 5 REELS | 

DOLBY DIGITAL 

DIRECTOR: HILDE HEIER 

SCREENPLAY: KIM FUPZ AAKESSON 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: SVEIN KRØVEL 

PRODUCER: TORLEIF HAUGE AND FINN GJERDRUM FOR 

PARADOX AS 

CAST: HEGE SCHØYEN, JOHANNES JONER, BÅRD OWE, 

ESPEN REBOLI BJERKE, GERDI SCHELDERUP, IREN REPPEN, 

ANNE MARIT JACOBSEN 

RELEASE DATE: JANUARY 19, 2007 

NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: SCANBOX 

CONTACT: PARADOX FILM AS, MARIDALSVN. 89, N-0461 OSLO 

TEL: +47 23 22 71 50, FAX: +47 23 22 71 51 

MAIL: firmapost@paradox.no, www.paradox.no 


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DRAMA | 100 MIN | COLOUR | SCOPE | 6 REELS | 

DOLBY SRD 

DIRECTOR: MARIUS HOLST 

SCREENPLAY: HARALD ROSENLØW EEG AND LARS 

GUDMESTAD 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: JOHN ANDREAS ANDERSEN 

PRODUCER: GUDNY HUMMELVOLL FOR 4 1/2 AS 

CAST: ENRICO LO VERSO, NAZIF MUARREMI, GLENN ANDRE 

KAADA, RAMADAN HUSEINI, ANNA BACHE-WIIG 

RELEASE DATE: MARCH 2, 2007 

NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: NORDISK FILMDISTRIBUSJON 

SALES: NORDISK FILM INTERNATIONAL SALES, 

MOSEDALSVEJ 14, DK-2500 VALBY, 

TEL: +45 3618 8200, FAX: +45 3618 9550 

MAIL: contact@nordiskfilm.com. www.nordiskfilmsales.com 


BLODSBÅND 

MIRUSH 

How is an abandoned son shaped by his father´s absence? How can a person you have never 

met become an obsession that controls your life and defines your personality? What does it 

take to break destructive patterns and move on? Mirush is the story of a 15 year old boy who lives 

with his brother and mother under difficult conditions in Kosovo. Mirush sets out on a 

journey to Norway in search of his father, whom he has idolized, but can barely remember. 

Mirush gets a job in his father´s restaurant, but chooses to keep his identity hidden, in order 

to get to know his father and win his attention. 

Marius Holst became internationally known with his feature film Cross my 

Heart and Hope to Die, which was in Competition in Berlin 1995 and won the 

Blaue Engel Award. Since then he has made numerous commercials. In 2001 he 

returned to feature production with Pål Sletaune within their joint company 4 

1/2, with the film Dragonflies.

Aina wants to get away from it all, but the house of fools is not a peaceful place to be. After 

throwing herself through a shop window, Aina is taken in for treatment. She is forced to join 

therapy groups, riding lessons and cleansing conversations with those who wish to help her. 

Especially with Stetson, named after his own hat, who considers it honourable to bring a broken 

soul back to life. In the house of fools, Aina learns that sheer madness usually makes a lot 

of sense! 

Eva Isaksen (1956) made her debut in 1985 with the feature film Burning Flowers 

(in cooperation with Eva Dahr), after having studied theatre and film (Cand.Mag. 

in 1982). She got a large audience for Death at Oslo Central (1990). The comedy 

Stork Staring Mad was launched in 1994, and in 2003 she directed Mother´s Elling. 

Eva Isaksen has received numerous awards, both nationally and internationally. 

During recent years, she has also directed several hours of TV drama. 

DE GALES HUS 

HOUSE OF FOOLS 

DRAMA | 95 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | DOLBY SR•D 

DIRECTOR: EVA ISAKSEN 

SCREENPLAY: ÅSE VIKENE BASED ON KARIN FOSSUM'S NO- 

VEL «DE GALES HUS» 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: HARALD GUNNAR PAALGARD 

CAST: INGRID BOLSØ BERDAL, THORBJØRN HARR, FRIDTJOV 

SÅHEIM, ROLF LASSGÅRD,ANDREA BRÆIN HOVIG, HILDEGUN 

RIISE, ROLF KRISTIAN LARSEN, ANNEKE VON DER LIPPE 

PRODUCERS: HILDE BERG AND BENT ROGNLIEN FOR 

NORSK FILMPRODUKSJON 

RELEASE DATE: SEPTEMBER 19, 2008 


CONTACT: NORSK FILMPRODUKSJON AS,BOX 275 

N-1319 BEKKESTUA, 

TEL: +47 67 52 54 25, FAX: +47 67 52 54 44 

MAIL: hilde@norskfilmproduksjon.no, www.norskfilmproduksjon.no 


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DRAMA | COLOUR | SCOPE | DOLBY SR•D 

DIRECTOR: ERIK POPPE 

SCREENPLAY: HARALD ROSENLØW EEG 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: JOHN CHRISTIAN ROSENLUND 

PRODUCERS: FINN GJERDRUM, STEIN B. KVAE FOR 

PARADOX FILMS AS 

CAST: PÅL SVERRE VALHEIM HAGEN, ELLEN DORRIT 

PEDERSEN, TRINE DYRHOLM, TROND ESPEN SEIM 



SALES: BAVARIA FILM INTERNATIONAL, 

TEL: +49 89 6499 2686,FAX: +49896499 3720 

www.bavaria-film-international.de 


DE USYNLIGE 

THE UNSEEN 

How do you find light, joy and purpose in life after the worst imaginable tragedy hits you? 

Jan Thomas is released from prison after having served eight years for murder. He is a divinely 

gifted organist, and gets a deputyship in a church. Here he meets Anna, a single mother and priest. 

As his relationship with Anna becomes stronger, he also develops a close relationship to her son. 

One day, Jan Thomas picks up the little boy in the kindergarten. For one short moment, he is distracted, 

and suddenly the boy is gone… Agnes is married to Jon. Agnes is a teacher on a school visit 

to the church. She recognizes the organist as the young boy who was convicted of the murder of 

their son. She decides not to tell her husband about it, and is increasingly drawn towards Jan 

Thomas' life and away from her own. The Unseen are two potent stories about people who try to 

come to terms with the past – and with their own fate. 

The Unseen is the third film in Erik Poppe's trilogy which started with Schpaa, 

a story about a gang of criminal boys, and continued with Hawaii, Oslo, five potent 

stories about love. Erik has won a number of awards for his first two feature 

films, among them several Critics' Awards for Best Film at various international 

festivals. Erik was educated as a film photographer at the University College of 

Film, Radio, Television and Theatre in Stockholm.

The hippie decade is coming to an end, and the eighties are approaching fast. Carl and Robert are 

two slacker characters who live in harmony with the world around them, and let life pass them by 

in a perpetual hash high. They earn a little dough on minor sales of pot, in their own opinion providing 

essential stimulus to a suffering population. 

After the worst drought of all times in the streets of Oslo, they are now ready for their last great 

scoop. Their dream of a hippie community in the countryside will finally become a reality! 

Enter Glenn, a financial backer with ambitious yuppie plans. Carl and Robert awake from their 

hazy harmony, and are forced to fight back. They’re about to enter a wild, dramatic and hysterically 

funny trip through the Oslo underworld and all the way to Finnskogen. 

The Last Joint Venture is based on Ingvar Ambjørnsen's cult novel about the 

transition from the innocent idyll of the seventies to the tough individualism of 

the yuppie era. The film is directed by Ulrik Imtiaz Rolfsen, who has formerly 

been behind films like Izzat and Varg Veum – Bitter Flowers. 

DEN SISTE REVEJAKTA 

THE LAST JOINT VENTURE 

COMEDY | 90 MIN | COLOUR | SCOPE | 5 REELS | 

DOLBY SR•D 

DIRECTOR: ULRIK IMTIAZ ROLFSEN 

SCREENPLAY: THOMAS SEEBERG TORJUSSEN BASED ON 

INGVAR AMBJØRNSEN'S NOVEL «DEN SISTE REVEJAKTA» 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: GAUTE GUNNARI 

PRODUCER: SYNNØVE HØRSDAL FOR MAIPO FILM & TV- 

PRODUKSJON AS 

CAST: KRISTOFFER JONER, NICOLAI CLEVE BROCH, KÅRE 

CONRADI, BJØRN SUNDQUIST, MARTE G.CHRISTENSEN, ØYVIND 

GRAN, GARD EIDSVOLD, ROBERT SKJÆRSTAD, LINN SKÅBER 

RELEASE DATE: AUGUST 29, 2008 



MOSEDALSVEJ 14, DK-2500 VALBY 

TEL: +45 3618 8200, FAX: +45 3618 9550 

MAIL: contact@nordiskfilm.com. www.nordiskfilmsales.com 


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ELIAS OG KONGESKIPET 

ELIAS AND THE ROYAL YACHT 

CHILDREN'S ANIMATION | 80 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 


DIRECTOR: ESPEN FYKSEN 

SCREENPLAY: ESPEN FYKSEN AND ØYVIND RUNE STØLEN 

BASED ON A CONCEPT BY ALF KNUTSEN AND SIGURD 

SLÅTTEBREKK 

PRODUCER: JOHN M. JACOBSEN AQND SVEINUNG GOLIMO 

FOR FILMKAMERATENE 

RELEASE DATE: FEBRUARY 23, 2007 

NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: SF NORGE AS 

CONTACT: AB SVENSK FILMINDUSTRI, SE-169 86 

STOCKHOLM, 

TEL: +46 8 680 3500, FAX: +46 8 680 3783 

MAIL: international@sf.se, www.sfinternational.se 


Little Elias started his career in the charming coastal village of Cozy Cove, where he encountered 

colourful characters like Trawler, who only cares about making money, The Singing Boathouses, 

who comment a capella on each day's events, and the lighthouse Big Blinky, who's been around 

as long as anyone can remember - just to mention a few. 

In Elias and the Royal Yacht, our little rescue boat is on a secret mission to find The Royal 

Yacht. A tragedy struck the Royal Fleet when The Princess Boat vanished up north, and The 

Royal Yacht has not been himself ever since. But now he too has gone missing, and something 

must be done to find out what's going on. 

Espen Fyksen (1970) has worked with animation since 1995. 

This is his debut as director of a full-length animation. 

Lise I. Osvoll (1979) has education from Granum Art School and 

Westerdals school of Communication, section for art direction.

I et speil, i en gåte is a film for children and youth based on Jostein Gaarder’s book of the same 

title, a novel which has sold two million copies worldwide. It’s close to Christmas. Cecilie (13) 

is seriously ill, and spends most of her time in bed, day-dreaming about Sebastiano whom she 

fell in love with on a trip to Spain last summer. One night, a weird little guy called Ariel turns 

up in her room and tells her he is an angel. They make a pact; they will tell each other the secrets 

of earth and heaven. 

The film's director and scriptwriter, Danish Jesper W. Nielsen, has, among other 

films, directed The Last Viking, Little Big Sister, Okay and Big Plans. He has 

also written the TV series Sommer, and written and directed The Bouncer. 

I ET SPEIL, I EN GÅTE 

THROUGH A GLASS, DARKLY 

DRAMA | 100 MIN | COLOUR | SCOPE | DOLBY SR•D 

DIRECTOR: JESPER W. NIELSEN 

SCREENPLAY: JESPER W. NIELSEN BASED ON JOSTEIN 

GAARDER'S NOVEL «I ET SPEIL, I EN GÅTE» (THROUGH A 

GLASS, DARKLY) 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: PHILIP ØGAARD 

PRODUCER: TURID ØVERSVEEN FOR 4 1/2 AS 

CAST: MARIE HAAGENRUD, AKSEL HENNIE, LIV ULLMANN, 

MADS OUSDAL TRINE WIGGEN, ESPEN SKJØNBERG, MARIA 

SUNDELL, ALEX BATLLORI 

RELEASE DATE: OCTOBER 2008 


SALES: TRUST FILM SALES, FILMBYEN, DK-2650 HVIDOVRE 

TEL: +45 3686 8788, FAX: +45 3677 4448 

MAIL: post@trust-film.dk, www.trust-film.dk 


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KAUTOKEINOOPPRØRET 

THE KAUTOKEINO REBELLION 

DRAMA | 100 MIN | COLOUR | SCOPE | 5 REELS | DOLBY SR 

DIRECTOR: NILS GAUP 

SCREENPLAY: NILS GAUP, NILS ISAK EIRA, TONE PELONE 

WAHL, REIDAR JÖNSSON 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: PHILIP ØGAARD 

PRODUCERS: JØRGEN STORM ROSENBERG AND BÖRJE 

HANSSON FOR RUBICON FILM AS 

CAST: ANNI-KRISTIINA JUUSO, MIKKEL GAUP, MIKAEL 

PERSBRANDT, ASLAT MATHE GAUP, MICHAEL NYQUIST, 

BJØRN SUNDQUIST, JØRGEN LANGHELLE 


NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: SANDREW METRONOME 

NORGE AS 

CONTACT: NONSTOP SALES, DÖBELNSGATAN 24, SE-113 52 

STOCKHOLM, TEL: +46 8 673 9980, FAX: +46 8 673 9988 

MAIL: info@nonstopsales.net, www.nonstopsales.net 


For centuries the windswept mountain plateau of northern Scandinavia has been inhabited by the 

native sami population and their reindeers. But modernisation is about to enter the desolate village 

of Kautokeino where the authority is held by the prosperous and ruthless liquor dealer Ruth, 

staring Mikael Persbrandt. One of the native tribes, led by the young woman Elen, refuses to pay 

their unjust debt to Ruth. Without a trial, Ruth manages to imprison most of Elen’s tribe, leaving 

Elen alone to take care of the reindeers. Elen gets help to set up a trial in which the men are released, 

but Ruth claims ownership of the tribe’s reindeers to cover the cost of the trial. Loosing the 

basis of their lives, Elen and her tribe have little choice but to oppose to Ruth’s claim, leading to 

one of the most dramatic episodes in northern Scandinavian history. 

Nils Gaup is back with a story from the Sami community. His first feature film, 

The Pathfinder which was nominated for an Academy Award in 1987, was based 

on a Sami legend. In the period between these two films, he has made several feature 

films in Norway and abroad, such as Haakon Haakonsen (aka Shipwrecked), 

Head above Water, Tashunga and Misery Harbour.

The engagement coffee party for Jompa Tormann ends in disaster. The straightforward, marriageable 

Samí is brutally gunned down. The entire group of guests, including the band Banana 

Airlines, are caught in the line of fire and killed. Samí-hater and misogynistic policeman Sid 

Wisløff is put on the case. Together with his colleague Unni Formen and the Samí guide Peggy 

Mathilassi, he starts hunting down the perpetrators. But Jompa survived… He knows who's behind 

the massacre, and now he swears revenge. Bloody revenge… 

What started as a joke – «Wouldn't it be fun to make a Northern Norwegian 

Tarantino spoof of Kill Bill?» – ended up with 60.000 admissions on the 

Norwegian charts. Two friends, Tommy Wirkola and Stig Frode Henriksen, visited 

the local video store Bobbo in Alta, and discussed the idea, which they realized 

in a day, adding half an hour for editing. The film is a result of the reactions 

on the web. 

KILL BULJO – THE MOVIE 

KILL BULJO – THE MOVIE 

COMEDY | 92 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 5 REELS | DOLBY 

DIGITAL 

DIRECTOR: TOMMY WIRKOLA 

SCREENPLAY: STIG FRODE HENRIKSEN, TOMMY WIRKOLA 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: ODD HELGE HAUGSNES, 

MATT WESTON 

CAST: STIG FRODE HENRIKSEN, TOMMY WIRKOLA, NATASHA 

ANGEL DAHLE, LINDA ØVERLI NILSEN, MARTIN HYKKERUD, 

FRANK ARNE OLSEN 

PRODUCER: TERJE STRØMSTAD FOR YELLOW BASTARD 

PRODUCTION 


NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: ORO FILM 

CONTACT: ORO FILM AS, ØVRE VOLLGT. 6, N-0158 OSLO, 

TEL: +47 23 10 30 80, FAX: +47 23 10 99, 

MAIL: kreim@orofilm.no, www.orofilm.no 


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CHILDREN'S ANIMATION | 104 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 


DIRECTOR: RASMUS SIVERTSEN 

SCREENPLAY: KARSTEN FULLU AND PER SCHREINER 

PRODUCERS: CORNELIA BOYSEN FOR NORDISK FILM AND 

OVE HEIBORG FOR QVISTEN ANIMATION 

RELEASE DATE: 2008/2009 



MOSEDALSVEJ 14, DK-2500 VALBY, TEL: +45 3618 8200, 

FAX: +45 3618 9550 

MAIL: contact@nordiskfilm.com, www.sales.nordiskfilm.com 


KURT BLIR GRUSOM 

KURT TURNS EVIL 

Kurt is a clever guy. He is an incredibly good truck driver, but not everyone sees Kurt as he really 

is. One day, someone tells Kurt that doctors are more important than truck drivers. 

Kurt's self confidence is deeply injured, and the same goes for his moustache. Together with 

his son Bud, Kurt does everything to become important. But Kurt turns evil. 

Rasmus A. Sivertsen is a second generation animator. After two years of animation 

studies at Volda University College, he worked as main animator with 

Gurin with the Foxtail. In 1997, he became a joint owner of Qvisten Animation. 

Rasmus has worked several years in Stockholm, where he has directed the TV 

series Lisa (HBO), and co-directed the cinema feature film Captain Sabertooth. 

The last few years in Qvisten, he has worked on the children's TV series 5 

Friends on Cattlehill and the feature film Kurt turns Evil.

In Long Flat Balls II we once again meet the six beer-bellied guys from the EdGarage. They 

find their plans for the nearest future totally changed by a draft for a local national guard maneuver. 

The maneuver turns out to be a cover-up for a massive NATO operation, and an accidental 

meeting with an U.S. Admiral – played by Don Johnson – entangles the guys in 

international politics. Suddenly we find our six misfits are the world's only hope in preventing 

a massive nuclear disaster. 

The sequel to the box office success Long Flat Balls will be directed by Harald 

Zwart who also co-directed the first one. Known for his films Hamilton, One 

Night at McCools, and Agent Cody Banks Harald Zwart has been busy this year 

directing both Long Flat Balls II and Pink Panther 2. The latter is a 80 mill 

USD, Sony production with Steve Martin, John Cleese, Andy Garcia, Jeremy 

Irons and Alfred Molina. 

LANGE FLATE BALLÆR II 

LONG FLAT BALLS II 

COMEDY | 94 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 6 REELS | 

DOLBY SR•D 

DIRECTOR: HARALD ZWART 

SCREENPLAY: PÅL SPARRE-ENGER 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: GEIR HARTLY ANDREASSEN 

PRODUCERS: ESPEN HORN AND HARALD ZWART 

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: VESLEMØY RUUD ZWART, TOM 

GULBRANDSEN, HAAKON SÆTER 

CAST: JAN EDGAR FJELL, ANDERS FJELL, PETTER JØRGENSEN, 

EIRIK STENER TOBIASSEN, KAI HELGE HANSEN, HENRIK 

MORKEN NIELSEN, FRODE LIE, LISA STOKKE, DON JOHNSEN 



CONTACT: ZWART ARBEID AS, KIRKEGT. 27, N-1632 FREDRIKSTAD 

TEL: +47 69 32 22 33, FAX: +47 69 32 20 50 

MAIL: horn@motionblur.no, www.zwartarbeid.com 


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DRAMA | 85 MIN | COLOUR | SCOPE | 


DIRECTOR: EVA SØRHAUG 

SCREENPLAY: PER SCHREINER 


PRODUCERS: HÅKON ØVERÅS AND AAGOT SKJELDAL FOR 4 1/2 

CAST: ANE DAHL TORP, AKSEL HENNIE, PIA TJELTA, BJØRN 

FLOBERG, ANNEKE VON DER LIPPE, JAN GUNNAR RØISE, 

INGAR HELGE GIMLE, NICOLAI CLEVE BROCH 





TEL: +45 3618 8200, FAX: +45 3618 9550 

MAIL: contact@nordiskfilm.com, www.nordiskfilmsales.com 


LØNSJ 

COLD LUNCH 

There is hope, but not for many of us. 

Cold Lunch is a multi-plot drama about five people who all live in the same neighbourhood 

at Majorstua in Oslo. While Christer is down in the basement laundry room, he suddenly 

remember he's got his houserent money in the shirt pocket. In an attempt to save the money, 

he disconnects the main fuse in order to stop the washing machine. As the caretaker puts in a 

new fuse, an old man is fumbling with the fuses in a fusebox upstairs and dies instantly. His 

daughter, Leni is now alone for the first time in her life. As the fresh mother Heidi is in the 

washroom to get her laundry, she discovers that the machines have stopped. She is in a hurry, 

and has to bring with her the wet clothes. Without being aware of it, Christer has set unavoidable 

processes in motion. 

Eva Sørhaug (1971) graduated as director from the Academy of Art College 

(MFA) in San Francisco, California in 1999. She has also been a guest student 

at Dramatiska Institutet in Sweden. Cold Lunch is her first feature film after having 

directed several short films since 2000.

November 1989. The Berlin wall collapses. In Stavanger town, Jarle Klepp (17) has no idea that 

everything is about to change. So far he has got everything; the best girlfriend in the world, and 

the world's coolest buddy. Together they will soon launch Stavanger's toughest punk band, 

Mathias Rust Band. But then the new boy in class, Yngve, appears. He is not like anyone else, and 

Jarle is confused. He does not know what to do. All he knows is that he cannot stop meeting 

Yngve, even if it involves doing things he really hates. Slowly but steadily Jarle lets everyone 

around him down, and finds out what it means to stand alone. 

Stian Kristiansen (born 1972) has studied directing in Stavanger, and graduated 

as a director from The Norwegian Film School in 2006. He has worked for several 

years as an actor at Rogaland Teater, and acted in films such as Benny and 

Mongoland. He has previously directed the short films Adam and Eve, 

Blindsight, Kiss me, god damn it!, Bad Investment and Hidden. The man who loved 

Yngve is his feature film debut as director. 

MANNEN SOM ELSKET YNGVE 

THE MAN WHO LOVED YNGVE 

DRAMA | 99 MIN | COLOUR | SCOPE | 5 REELS | DOLBY 

DIGITAL 

DIRECTOR: STIAN KRISTIANSEN 

SCREENPLAY: TORE RENBERG BASED ON HIS OWN NOVEL 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: TROND HØINES 

PRODUCER: YNGVE SÆTHER FOR MOTLYS AS 

CAST: ROLF KRISTIAN LARSEN, IDA ELISE BROCH, ARTHUR 

BERNING, OLE CHRISTOFFER ERTVAAG 



NORGE AS 

CONTACT: MOTLYS AS, SAGVN. 18, N-0459 OSLO 

TEL: +47 22 80 83 70, FAX: +47 22 80 83 71 

MAIL: motlys@motlys.com, www.motlys.com 


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COMEDY | 92 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 5 REELS | DOLBY 

SR•D 

DIRECTOR: EVA DAHR 

SCREENPLAY: ANDREAS MARKUSSON AND EVA DAHR 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: TORE VOLLAN 

PRODUCERS: SILJE HOPLAND EIK/TANYA NANETTE 

BADENDYCK FOR CINENORD AS 

CAST: PIA TJELTA, THORBJØRN HARR, ANDERS BAASMO 

CHRISTIANSEN, HELENA AF SANDEBERG, JON ØIGARDEN, 

HENRIETTE STEENSTRUP 



SALES: CINENORD SPILLEFILM, MARSTRANDGT. 9, 

N-0566 OSLO, 

TEL: +47 22 37 45 55, FAX: +47 22 37 45 57, 

MAIL: spillefilm@cinenord.no, www.cinenord.no 


MARS OG VENUS 

MARS & VENUS 

Mars & Venus starts where other romantic comedies end: Ida and Mathias have found each other. 

The young couple now has two young children and demanding jobs. Ida is the ideal woman. She’s 

still as hot as she was when she was twenty. She is an ambitious architect and loving mum. She takes 

a great deal of responsibility both at home and at work. It turns out to be far from easy to find 

time for everything when she gets promoted. Mathias is the ideal man. He’s funny, handsome in a 

shabby way and a great dad. Unfortunately he’s also a bit sloppy, and never quite seems to finish 

things he initiates, as renovating the bathroom for example. In addition, he buys a sailing boat without 

asking for permission… Ida and Mathias live in separate universes as they try to figure out 

what they really want in life. Mars & Venus is a story everyone can relate to – and might even make 

some take a moment to draw their breath and think: «What on earth are we doing?» 

Eva Dahr (1958) has received many awards for her short films. Dahr made her debut 

as a feature film director in 1985 with Burning Flowers, which she co-directed 

with Eva Isaksen. In addition she has been commissioning editor in The 

Norwegian Film Institute between 1998 and 2002. Eva has a unique eye as filmmaker, 

and she has a special warmth and suppleness in her films. She has co-written 

this film together with Andreas Markusson.

Karsten (35) has been in limbo ever since he became a widower four years ago. He thinks he is 

doing fine, until he meets what might be his big love. Victoria is a strong and successful business 

woman, and Karsten is positive she represents everything he despises. But is this really the 

case, or is he using it as an excuse in order to protect himself? 

A warm and humorous film about making a new start, and about taking life as it comes, 

with all the minor and major challenges it poses. 

Thomas Kaiser has directed more than 50 hours of film and TV drama, including 

a number of episodes of Fox Grønland, the drama series Veddemålet and 

Skattejakten for NRK, as well as the feature film Pelle the Police Car from 2002. 

This is Thomas Kaiser's second feature film. He is also directig the drama series 

Sørgekåpen for NRK, based on a book by Unni Lindell. 

MIRAKEL 

MIRACLE 

COMEDY | 105 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 6 REELS | 

DOLBY SR•D 

DIRECTOR: THOMAS KAISER 

SCREENPLAY: GEIR MEUM OLSEN 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: ODD REINHARDT 

NICOLAYSEN 

PRODUCER: CORNELIA BOYSEN FOR NORDISK FILM AS 

CAST: CHRISTIAN SKOLMEN, EVA RÖSE, CECILIE MOSLI, STIG 

HENRIK HOFF, CHRISTIAN GREGER STRØM 

RELEASE DATE: DECEMBER 26, 2006 



MOSEDALVEJ 14, DK-2500 VALBY, 

TEL: +45 3618 8200, FAX: +45 3618 9550 



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DRAMA | 90 MIN. | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 


DIRECTOR: BENT HAMER 

SCREENPLAY: BENT HAMER 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: JOHN CHR. ROSENLUND 

PRODUCER: BENT HAMER FOR BULBUL FILM AS 

CAST: BÅRD OWE, ESPEN SKJØNBERG, GHITA NØRBY, 

HENNY MOAN, BJARTE HJELMELAND, GARD EIDSVOLD 

RELEASE DATE: DECEMBER 26, 2007 

NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: SCANBOX 

SALES: THE MATCH FACTORY, SUDERMANPLATZ 2, 

DE-50670 KÖLN 

TEL: +49 221 292 1020, FAX: +49 221 292 10210 

MAIL: michael.weber@matchfactory.de, www.matchfactory.de 


O'HORTEN 

O'HORTEN 

Odd Horten has spent his whole working life as a train engineer on the Bergen line. He will make 

one last journey over the mountain before he retires. But when the train leaves the station without 

Horten on board, he realizes that the remainder of the journey will take place without printed timetables 

and familiar stations. Odd Horten has retired, and the platform does not feel like a safe 

place to remain. 

O'Horten is a melancholy comedy about engineer Odd Horten's first arduous days and nights 

en route from his working life to his post-retirement existence. Through warmly humorous and absurd 

situations, we become acquainted with the somewhat timid Horten. This portrait of him becomes 

a captivating depiction of an elderly man losing his sense of direction – and refinding it. 

Bent Hamer (scriptwriter, producer, director) is regarded as one of Norway's 

most exciting and distinctive film makers. His films have won many awards 

worldwide. Eggs and Kitchen Stories (2003) were both awarded an Amanda as 

Best Cinema Film. Kitchen Stories also won the European Distribution Award 

in Cannes in 2003. His latest film was Factotum (2005). His films have been 

screened in cinema theatres in more than 40 countries, and have been selected 

for the Cannes Film Festival three times.

This is the fourth film about The Junior Olsen Gang. Egon Olsen is once more in home confinement 

at the orphanage after a plan which literally went down the drain. When Egon is finally released, 

he is picked up by a new, rich boy, Preben. It turns out rich Preben has a nasty plan – and before 

Egon realizes what's happened, he is running head over heels, while the villa alarm is sounding. 

Egon seeks out his old friends Kjell and Benny, and together they plot revenge on Preben. 

This involves a large, red piggy bank and an exquisite cream cake. Egon ends up locked into a closet, 

from where he hears Preben's parents talking about a valuable treasure hidden in the Royal 

Mine at Kongsberg: The royal crown jewels, no less. In a breakneck chase inside the dark Royal 

Mines at Kongsberg, the Junior Olsen Gang scramble desperately to find the treasure and bring it 

to safety before the crooks get hold of it. 

Arne Lindtner Næss has worked with The Junior Olsen Gang universe since 

2001. Since Arne entered Statens Teaterhøyskole in 1966, he has worked as an actor 

on several Norwegian theatre and variety show stages, as well as in feature films 

and TV series. Since 1985, he has been working as an instructor and later as 

scriptwriter for the stage, TV and film. In addition to the Junior Olsen Gang films, 

he has directed the prize-winning film for children Finding Friends in 2005. 

OLSENBANDEN JR. – 

SØLVGRUVENS HEMMELIGHET 

THE JUNIOR OLSEN GANG AND 

THE SILVERMINE MYSTERY 

CHILDREN'S FILM | 94 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 


DIRECTOR: ARNE LINDTNER NÆSS 

SCREENPLAY: ARNE LINDTNER NÆSS 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: KJELL VASSDAL 

PRODUCER: ROY ANDERSON AND RUNE H. TRONDSEN FOR 

NORDISK FILM AS 

CAST: OLA ISAAC HØGÅSEN MÆHLEN, ROBERT OPSAHL, 

OLE MARTIN WØLNER, IREN REPPEN, JAN GRØNLI 



SALES: NORDISK FILM INTERNATIONAL SALES 

MOSEDALSVEJ 14, DK-2500 VALBY 

TEL: +45 3618 8200, FAX: +45 3618 9550 

MAIL: contact@nordiskfilm.com | www.nordiskfilmsales.com 


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CHILDREN'S COMEDY | 85 MIN | COLOUR | SCOPE | 


DIRECTOR: STIG SVENDSEN 

SCREENPLAY: GUNNAR GERMUNDSON BASED ON HIS 

OWN RADIO PLAY 


PRODUCERS: HÅKON ØVERÅS AND AAGOT SKJELDAL FOR 4 1/2 AS 

CAST: ANDERS HERMANN CLAUSEN, HELENE GYSTAD, 

FRIDTJOF SÅHEIM, GARD EIDSVOLD, HENRIK MESTAD, TRINE 

WIGGEN, ANE DAHL TORP, PER CHRISTIAN ELLEFSEN 





TEL: +45 3618 8200, FAX: +45 3618 9550 



RADIOPIRATENE 

THE RADIO PIRATES 

The Radio Pirates tells the story of Karl Jonathan and his father who, after breaking up with Karl 

Jonathan's mother, move back to his father's worn-down childhood home, and discover that the 

whole village has been transformed into a model community of perfect security. Together with Karl 

Jonathan we experience how all the children have been deprived of the freedom to behave like 

children. Joined by his girl friend Sisseline, Karl Jonathan initiates an insurrection against society. 

It all starts when the two of them accidentally stumble over an abandoned radio studio on top 

of an old factory chimney. They start playing around in the studio, and without being aware of it, 

the angry comments they utter into the microphone are actually heard by a horde of listeners, 

who think these are new regulations in the housing cooperative. 

The Radio Pirates is packed with comedy, action, and a good portion of romance. 

Director Stig Svendsen started his career by learning how to draw comic strips 

at the Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Arts. He later studied at The 

Oslo Film and TV Academy, where he graduated in 2001. 4 1/2 produced his 

short film Loose Ends, which is the story of two guys arguing about the contents 

of the last Star Wars film. This is his feature film debut.

The class room fills up, but no teacher arrives. The boys in 3F are left on their own. 

Mikael never lets go of his bat. He needs his daily dose of smashed windows. Svend hates 

everyone, and likes to bully people. Especially Knut, who actually tries to be nice. Kee wants 

to throw out all foreigners, particularly the Paki who dumped his mother. David is sick to death 

of being bullied for the colour of his skin. While Jesus lives in his own world, and the 

world does not understand Jesus. 

In this youth film, we meet 12 boys. The bad guys who are left alone in the class room when 

no teachers dare teach them. What happens when the students start teaching each other? Respect 

plays with alternative reality techniques, and offers unique insight into students' school days, 

which are all about solidarity and the fight for respect from both fellow students and the world. 

Johannes Joner graduated from the Norwegian National Academy of 

Performing Arts in 1981. Subsequently, he has been associated with Rogaland 

Teater, Nordland Teater, TV teatret, Chat Noir, The National Theatre and Oslo 

Nye Teater. Joner was last seen on the silver screen in Hilde Heier's Second Half, 

and on stage as Charlie in the production of The Foreigner at Oslo Nye. Respect 

is Joner's first film as a director. 

RESPEKT 

RESPECT 

YOUTH DRAMA | 74 MIN | COLOUR | SCOPE | HD DIGITAL 

DIRECTOR: JOHANNES JONER 

SCREENPLAY: JOHANNES JONER BASED ON NIGEL 

WILLIAMS' THEATRE PLAY 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: ANDERS FLATLAND 

PRODUCER: AAGE AABERGE AND PER JØRGEN ØSTBY FOR 

NORDISK FILM AS 

CAST: FREDRIK STABENFELDT, DANIEL KARLSSON, MIKAEL 

DISETH, ISRAEL JESUS ELIAS HAROLDO, VIKRAM KEE 

DAMSLORA, SVEND VON KROGH ERICHSEN, KNUT JONER 




MOSEDALSVEJ 14, DK-2500 VALBY, TEL: +45 3618 8200, 

FAX: +45 3618 9550 



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THRILLER | 78 MIN | COLOUR | SCOPE | 


DIRECTOR: PATRIK SYVERSEN 

SCREENPLAY: NINI BULL ROBSAHM, PATRIK SYVERSEN 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: HÅVARD BYRKJELAND 

PRODUCER: TORLEIF HAUGE FOR FENDER FILM AS 

CAST: HENRIETTE BRUSGAARD, NINI BULL ROBSAHM, LASSE 

VALDAL, JØRN- BJØRN FULLER-GEE 


NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: EUFORIA 

CONTACT: FENDER FILM AS, KONGLEVEIEN 18, N-0875 OSLO 

TEL: +47 90 10 80 80, 

MAIL: torleif@fenderfilm.no, www.fenderfilm.no 


ROVDYR 

BACKWOODS 

The summer of 1974. Four young people; Camilla, her boyfriend Roger and the siblings Mia and 

Jørgen, are on their way to a relaxing long weekend in the woods. They drive through the wilderness, 

it's a long car ride, and tensions between the four of them are surfacing. During a break 

at a remote roadside café, the four youngsters provoke some of the locals.When leaving the café, 

the gang picks up an unknown hich hiker. They have not been driving very far when the hitch hiker 

wants them to pull over. She appears to be frightened. There's somebody out there. Somebody 

who is after them. Suddenly, the four of them are knocked unconscious, and carried off. Soon after, 

they wake up deep inside the forest. There's no one in sight. Then they hear the sound of a 

hunting horn. Someone's conducting a gruesome chase. And they are the prey. 

Backwoods is Patrik Syversen's feature film debut. He is a typical film fanatic, 

and loves horror film just as much as character drama. He combines the two in 

this character-driven horror film. He graduated from Oslo Film and TV 

Academy, and has formerly made the novella film Elsewhere, among others, in 

collaboration with Nini Bull Robsahm.

In high winds a large ship ploughs northwards. From a lighthouse they receive the agreed signal, 

and two red buoys are thrown overboard. A small boat sets off from land. They only find one 

buoy. At the same time a baby seal is separated from its mother in the high waves at cormorant 

reef. Noora (12) lives on the island together with her family. She discovers the baby seal in a bay. 

The seal is playing with a buoy. Staying on the island are a German couple and three youths. The 

German Dieter mainly hunts seals on the reefs around the island. At the same time some of the 

other visitors have started an intense search along the beaches for the missing package. Noora’s 

mother, who is 8 months pregnant, slips and falls. Her father has to take her to the hospital. The 

children are left alone on the island with both the seal hunters and drug smugglers. A storm blows 

up again. Finally they are abandoned in the big lighthouse, with the night approaching. 

Arne Lindtner Næss has worked on the Junior Olsen Gang series since the beginning 

in 2001 as creative producer and director. Since then he has written 

and directed four Junior Olsen Gang-films. In addition he has directed Finding 

Friends, with a child, a dog and a bull in the leading roles. The film won the 

Amanda prize for the best children's film in 2005 and has appeared in festivals 

all over the world. 

SOS – SVARTSKJÆR FYR 

SOS – SUMMER OF SUSPENSE 

FAMILY FILM | 87 MIN | COLOUR | SCOPE | 

5 REELS | DOLBY SR 

DIRECTOR: ARNE LINDTNER NÆSS 

SCREENPLAY: ARNE LINDTNER NÆSS 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: SJUR AARTHUN 

PRODUCER: RUNE H. TRONDSEN FOR NORDISK FILM 

CAST: AMINA HEGVOLD SANCA, ØYVIND HAUGLAND 

VAKTSKJOLD, SANDER BERGLUND FRANCIS, RAGNHILD M. 

GUDBRANDSEN, BANTHATA MOKGOATSANE, CHRISTIAN 

RUBECK, BJØRN VILBERG ANDERSEN 





TEL: +45 3618 8200, FAX: +45 3618 9550 



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SVEIN OG ROTTA OG 

UFO-MYSTERIET 

SVEIN AND THE RAT AND THE 

UFO-MYSTERY 

CHILDREN'S FILM | 73 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 


DIRECTOR: VIBEKE RINGEN 

SCREENPLAY: ENDRE LUND ERIKSEN, GUNNAR ALF 

HAMMER BASED ON MARIT NICOLAYSEN'S NOVEL «SVEIN 

OG ROTTA GJENNOM SOLSYSTEMET» 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: SJUR AARTHUN 

PRODUCER: S. HØRSDAL FOR MAIPO FILM & TV-PRODUKSJON 

CAST: THOMAS SARABY VATLE, LUIS ENGEBRIGTSEN BYE, 

CELINE LOUISE DYRAN SMITH, RUT TELLEFSEN, GARD EIDSVOLL 





TEL: +45 3618 8200, FAX: +45 3618 9550 

MAIL: contact@nordiskfilm.com | www.nordiskfilmsales.com 


Svein and the hooded rat Halvorsen go on a summer vacation in the country together with 

their friends Dan and Melissa, and the rats James Bond and Pippi. The cool summer vacation 

with late summer nights and Grandma's telescope, hot chocolate and lots of sweets, seems to 

go down the drain, because Grandma is ill. The children are shocked when they witness 

Grandma being placed in an old peoples' home, where the oldies die like flies. As Halvorsen 

starts to show the same symptoms as Grandma, the kids are convinced creepy stuff is happening 

at the old people's home. After thorough investigation, it turns out the old people's 

home is housing extraterrestial aliens hunting for knowledge. To prevent Grandma's soul from 

being stolen by aliens, the children kidnap her, and escapes into the woods. 

Vibeke Ringen (1970) made her debut as feature film director with Maria's 

Men in 2006. This is her second feature film, but she has been working as a director 

since the mid-90's. She is educated within film and TV in Volda and Los 

Angeles. She has directed TV programmes for youth and soaps, but also several 

short films, and she was assisting director for The Greatest Thing and Odd 

Little Man.

Mikkel, 17, is the new boy in town. He spends most of his day skateboarding. But in his new 

home Voss, a small place on the west coast, all that counts is snowboarding. To be accepted, he 

has to climb the snowy mountains and practice. When he falls in love with the girlfriend of 

the local snowboard champion and school tyrant, a long and fearful journey towards the big 

tournament begins… 

Ole Martin Hafsmo (1975) graduated from the Norwegian National Film 

School at Lillehammer in 2002. He has directed several TV-series and commercials, 

as well as being editor, producer, photographer and reporter for television. 

Switch is his debut as feature film director. 

SWITCH 

SWITCH 

YOUTH DRAMA | 89 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 5 REELS | 

DOLBY SR•D 

DIRECTOR: OLE MARTIN HAFSMO 

SCREENPLAY: PEDER FUGLERUD 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: DANIEL VOLLHEIM 

PRODUCER: JØRGEN STORM ROSENBERG FOR RUBICON 

FILM AS 

CAST: SEBASTIAN STIGAR, PETER STORMARE, IDA ELISE 

BROCH, ESPEN KLOUMAN HØINER, HILDE LYRÅN 

RELEASE DATE: OCTOBER 26, 2007 


NORGE AS 

CONTACT: NONSTOP SALES, DÖBELNSGATAN 24, SE-113 52 


MAIL: info@nonstopsales.net, www.nonstopsales.net 


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TATT AV KVINNEN 

GONE WITH THE WOMAN 

COMEDY | 90 MIN | COLOUR | SCOPE | 


DIRECTOR: PETTER NÆSS 

SCREENPLAY: JOHAN BOGAEUS AND PETTER NÆSS BASED 

ON ERLEND LOE'S NOVEL TATT AV KVINNEN 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: MARIUS JOHANSEN 

HANSEN 

PRODUCER: OLAV ØEN FOR MONSTER FILM 

CAST: TROND FAUSA AURVÅG, MARIAN SAASTAD OTTESEN, 

PETER STORMARE, HENRIK MESTAD, ANNA GUTTO 



CONTACT: AB SVENSK FILMINDUSTRI, SE-169 86 




Gone with the Woman is the story of a man who, without quite knowing how, has his life invaded 

by a woman. Then his struggle to deal with this invasion begins: He can either try to 

throw the intruder out, or try to adapt. He decides to fall head over heels in love. As he puts 

it: «I'll start tomorrow already.» But she already seems to have the upper hand, is always one 

small step ahead of him. And he seems to be one step behind. Only a matter of seconds, a few 

comments, but still behind – in his own life. He goes from being invaded to being in love to 

being abandoned. And just as he is about to forget her - she comes back again. This is a story 

about a man who is finally forced to take a stand on how he wants to live his own life – thanks 

to the woman. 

Petter Næss, born 1960, has a varied background from film, TV and the theatre, 

as actor as well as director. After his feature film debut as director with 

Absolute Hangover (1999), his breakthrough came with the Oscar nominated 

Elling (2001). His later films are Just Bea (2004), Mozart and the Whale (2005), 

Love Me Tomorrow (2005), and Leaps and Bounds (2006).

12 year old Liv is granted her greatest wish, a voyage with the brand new cruise ferry 

Danaworld, which will soon sail from Oslo to Denmark. But before the departure, a black cat 

appears out of nowhere, and a secret room is revealed in the basement. Soon Liv is affected by 

mysterious dreams in the middle of the day. Strange visions from the past appear. She realizes 

that someone's trying to convey an important message. 

Liv and her best friend Thomas disclose strange links to a ship disaster nearly 100 years 

ago. When no adults believe them, they have to solve the mystery on their own. Could they be 

caught in an accident? What will the traces from the past tell them? Do ghosts exist? And do 

they dare to follow the black cat? 

Grethe Bøe has a background as an actress and a director, both from commercials, 

novella films and drama. She has all-round experience both nationally 

and from abroad. She has founded an orphanage in Romania, worked with 

Steven Spielberg, worked as a model in London, and played the leading role in 

the American action film Zona. The Ten Lives of Titanic the Cat is her feature 

film debut. 

TITANICS TI LIV 

THE TEN LIVES OF TITANIC THE CAT 

CHILDREN'S MYSTERY | 74 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 


DIRECTOR: GRETHE BØE 

SCREENPLAY: AXEL HELLSTENIUS BASED ON HIS OWN NOVEL 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: CALLE BØRRESEN 

PRODUCER: CORNELIA BOYSEN FOR NORDISK FILM 

CAST: TIRIL EEG-HENRIKSEN, MARTIN MBUGUA, CHRISTIAN 

SKOLMEN, ANNE RYG, SOSSEN KROGH 




MOSEDALSVEJ 14 – 16, DK-2500 VALBY, 

TEL: +45 3618 8200, FAX: +45 3618 9550 

MAIL: contact@nordiskfilm.com‚ www.nordiskfilmsales.com 


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ACTION/THRILLER | 83 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,78 | 


DIRECTOR: KJELL SUNDVALL 

SCREENPLAY: TOM EGELAND BASED ON HIS NOVEL 

«ULVENATTEN» 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: HARALD PAALGARD 

PRODUCERS: KAARE STOREMYR FOR NORDISK FILM 

CAST: DEJAN CUKIC, ANNEKE VON DER LIPPE, JØRGEN 

LANGHELLE, CHRISTIAN SKOLMEN, INGAR HELGE GIMLE 




MOSEDALVEJ 14, DK-2500 VALBY 

TEL: +45 3618 8200, FAX: +45 3618 9550 



ULVENATTEN 

NIGHT OF THE WOLF 

During a live broadcast of a debate programme on channel ABC, a group of armed Chechens 

take several hostages. The terrorists demand that the hostage drama be broadcast live all over 

the world. Behind the scenes, the police negotiator and the police special unit are working 

hard to rescue as many as possible out of Studio 2 alive. We follow the drama from moment to 

moment, until it all ends in a bloody shootout underway to the airport, where an airplane is 

awaiting the terrorists. 

The veteran Kjell Gösta Sundvall has directed 10 feature films, and 21 TV productions 

in Sweden, among them The Guy in the Grave Next Door and The 

Hunters. For the latter, he received the Swedish film award Guldbaggen in the 

film year 1996. He was also recently appointed Honorary Doctor at Luleå 

University of Technology.

A man vanishes without a trace. His lover, a married, successful politician, discreetly contacts 

Private Investigator Varg Veum for assistance. Varg finds her lover murdered, and the politician's 

husband is arrested for the murder. However, Varg accuses the police of judicial murder, 

and gets involved in an international murder case branching out far beyond the Norwegian 

borders, with characters who would not shy from any methods. 

Bitter Flowers is the first in a series of six films about Private Investigator Varg Veum. 

Ulrik Imtiaz Rolfsen belongs to the new generation of Norwegian directors 

who have influenced Norwegian film the last few years. Ulrik's debut as feature 

film director came with the action film Izzat in 2005. Rolfsen has earlier made a 

number of commercials and music videos. He was also co-director of the romantic 

comedy Import Export. 

VARG VEUM – BITRE BLOMSTER 

BITTER FLOWERS 

ACTION/THRILLER | 96 MIN | COLOUR | SCOPE | 


DIRECTOR: ULRIK IMTIAZ ROLFSEN 

SCREENPLAY: THOMAS MOLDESTAD BASED ON THE NOVEL 

«BITTER FLOWERS» BY GUNNAR STAALESEN 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: GAUTE GUNNARI 

PRODUCERS: JONAS ALLEN AND PETER BOSE FOR SF 

NORGE AND MISO FILM 

CAST: TROND ESPEN SEIM, KATHRINE FAGERLAND, BJØRN 

FLOBERG, ENDRE HELLESTVEIT 



SALES: AB SVENSK FILMINDUSTRI, SE-169 86 STOCKHOLM 

TEL: +46 8 680 3500, FAX: +46 8 680 3783 



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VARG VEUM – FALNE ENGLER 

FALLEN ANGELS 

ACTION/THRILLER | 95 MIN | COLOUR | SCOPE | 


DIRECTOR: MORTEN TYLDUM 

SCREENPLAY: THOMAS MOLDESTAD BASED ON GUNNAR 

STAALESEN'S NOVEL «FALLEN ANGELS» 


PRODUCER: JONAS ALLEN & PETER BOSE FOR SF NORGE 

AND MISO FILM 

CAST: TROND ESPEN SEIM, BJØRN FLOBERG, ENDRE 

HELLESTVEIT 

RELEASE DATE: APRIL 4, 2008 


SALES: AB SVENSK FILMINDUSTRI, SE-169 86 STOCKHOLM 

TEL: +46 8 680 3500, FAX: +46 8 680 3783 

MAIL: INTERNATIONAL@SF.SE, WWW.SFINTERNATIONAL.SE 


Fallen Angels is the second cinema film in the series about the private investigator Varg Veum. 

A chance meeting with an old class mate takes Varg Veum back in time, for instance to the popular 

Bergen rock band Angel Anatomy in the late 1980's. Then a murder occurs, and Veum starts 

unravelling a thread leading him all the way back to his own childhood and adolescence. 

The director of the film, Morten Tyldum, made his debut as a feature film director 

with the success Buddy in 2003. He has made a number of short films, 

novella films and commercials. Among others, he directed the film about the 

conservative political party Høyre in Utopia – Nobody is Perfect in the Perfect 

Country. Fallen Angels will be Tyldum's second feature film.

With warmth and a humorous view, Hisham Zaman depicts the story of Renas, a well-adjusted 

Kurdish refugee who lives in a godforsaken spot in Northern Norway. He has everything he 

wants, but he misses a woman. He marries a woman from his home country whom he has never 

seen, after having arranged a wedding in Iraq with a kind of substitute bridegroom. But the marriage 

has a difficult start when Fermesk arrives in Norway. Neither her husband nor the country 

appear the way she had imagined. And is it possible for Renas to love a woman he has only seen 

in a photo? 

Winterland is chiefly a love story, but like Bawke it treats current political themes from a 

human point of view. Like Hisham Zaman says: «I make films about human beings, not about 

politics.» And that's exactly why his films reach so many people. 

Hisham Zaman (born 1975), graduated from The National Norwegian Film 

School at Lillehammer in 2004. Zaman has made several award winning shorts 

during and after his studies at Lillehammer, most notably Bawke (2005) a sensitive 

and intelligent presentation of the personal dilemmas appearing in people 

on the run, which has received 20 national and international awards. 

VINTERLAND 

WINTERLAND 

DRAMA/COMEDY | 52 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 


DIRECTOR: HISHAM ZAMAN 

SCREENPLAY: KJELL OLA DAHL, HISHAM ZAMAN 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: MARIUS MATZOW 

GULBRANDSEN 

PRODUCER: TURID ØVERSVEEN FOR 4 1/2 AS 

CAST: RAOUF SARAJ, SHLER RAHNOMA, KAWA GILLI, 

ALIBAG SALIMI 


NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: ARTHAUS 

CONTACT: 4 1/2 AS, KRUSESGT. 8, N-0263 OSLO 

TEL: +47 40 00 63 28, FAX: +47 40 00 63 29 

MAIL: mailbox@fourandahalf.no, www.fourandahalf.no 


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DRAMA | 90 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 


DIRECTOR: KNUT ERIK JENSEN 

SCREENPLAY: KNUT ERIK JENSEN AND ALF R. JACOBSEN 

BASED ON JACOBSEN'S NOVEL «ISKYSS» 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: SVEIN KRØVEL 

PRODUCER: EGIL ØDEGÅRD FOR FILMHUSET 

PRODUKSJONER AS 

CAST: ELLEN DORRIT PEDERSEN, ALEKSANDR BUHAROV, PER 

EGIL ASKE, YEVGENY SIDIKIN, MORTEN TRAAVIK 

RELEASE DATE: SEPTEMBER 2008 

NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: SEG DISTRIBUSJON 

CONTACT: FILMHUSET PRODUKSJONER AS 

RIDDERVOLDSGT. 10, N-0258 OSLO 

TEL: +47 22 54 33 50, FAX: +47 22 54 33 51 

MAIL: egil@filmhuset.no, www.filmhuset.no 


VÅRE DRØMMER 

OUR DREAMS 

«My own mother country I could betray, but never you and our love…» 

Norway's only known female spy, Gunvor Galtung Haavik, was willing to do anything for 

love. She had to pay an agonizing price. Our Dreams gives us her moving story about love and 

espionage in the chilliest period of the Cold War. The film is a tribute to great, all-consuming 

love, and demonstrates how fateful one single decision may be for an individual. What would 

have been your decision in such an extreme situation? 

Knut Erik Jensen (1940) started his career as a documentary film maker for TV 

in the early 70's, and has since directed 3 feature films and countless documentaries 

both for the screen and for television. His documentary Cool & Crazy 

(2001) reached a large audience nationally as well as internationally.

DOCUMENTARY FILMS

JAKTEN PÅ HUKOMMELSEN 

HUNTING DOWN MEMORY 

90 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 5 REELS | DOLBY SR 

DIRECTOR: THOMAS LIEN 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: PATRIK SÄFSTRÖM 

PRODUCER: PETTER VENNERØD FOR MERKUR FILM 

PRODUKSJON AS 

RELEASE DATE: AUGUST 2008 

NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: CCV/ORO FILM 

CONTACT: MERKUR FILM PRODUKSJON AS, 

SOFIESGT. 60, N-0168 OSLO 

TEL: +47 22 59 50 40, FAX: +47 22 59 15 49 

MAIL: merkur@merkur.no, www.merkur.no 


Imagine waking up tomorrow without recalling today. All recollections are deleted. Imagine 

living without a background history, without recognizing those who know you. Imagine encountering 

the world as if it were for the first time. And finally, imagine this happening to you 

while travelling alone on a train in China. 

Hunting Down Memory is a true story about Øyvind Aamodt, who suddenly lost 27 years 

of his memory. He remembered nothing from his life. NOTHING! For most people, this 

would have been a dreadful experience, an ominous and frightening event in their life. For 

Øyvind, it was an adventure. He is neither traumatized nor paralyzed, he is just curious. He 

wants to know what happened, but he would also like to know what cottage cheese and blueberry 

pie taste like. 

Thomas Lien (1971) has worked in the film industry since 1991 in various capacities 

(production and camera assistant on a number of feature films; assisting 

editor on two feature films and editor of several short films and commercials). 

From 1996 to 2003 he was captain on a cruise around the world. He made his 

directorial debut in 1995, with the shortfilm Depth Solitude (co-directed with 

Joachim Solum).

A film about the toughest girls in the 9th grade. About loyalty, deceit and female power structures 

at an age when everything is at stake. 

Iselin and Mahsa are best friends. They've just discovered boys and how to flirt. They own the 

world, and they don't care about school. But the two best friends fall out and join different 

groups. We follow them in their search for their identity without each other. 

The film illuminates a genuine female experience; how to be a girl. What's it like to stand alone 

when your friends don't accept you? And how do you fit in when the norm is defined by a different 

social class? 

Hanne Myren (born 1973) is one of the founders and owners of the production 

company Medieoperatørene. Since 1995 she has been involved in most of the 

company's TV-programmes, documentaries, shorts and music videos as an editor, 

director or producer. This film is her first documentary for cinema release. 

JENTER 

GIRLS 

77 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 5 REELS | DOLBY SR 

DIRECTOR: HANNE MYREN 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAHPY: ODD REINHARDT 

NICOLAISEN 

PRODUCER: ØYVIND ROSTAD FOR MEDIEOPERATØRENE 


NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: ORO FILM 

CONTACT: MEDIEOPERATØRENE, NEDRE VASKEGANG 6, 

N-0186 OSLO 

TEL: +47 22 99 31 20, FAX: +47 22 99 31 21 

MAIL: oyvind@mop.no, www.mop.no 


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MANN KVINNE KAFFE 

MAN WOMAN COFFEE 

75 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | STEREO 

DIRECTOR: CARL EUGEN JOHANNESSEN 

DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY: CARL EUGEN 

JOHANNESSEN, ERLEND HAARR ERIKSSON 

PRODUCER: ELIN SANDER FOR FILMKOLLEKTIVET AS 

RELEASE DATE: NOVEMBER 9. 2007 

NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: ORO FILM AS 

CONTACT: FILMKOLLEKTIVET AS, VASKERELVEN 8, 

N-5011 BERGEN, TEL: +47 55 32 74 08, 

MAIL: elin@filmkollektivet.no, www.filmkollektivet.no 


A man has left his wife and two children and crashed his plane into a skyscraper in Milan. A 

woman on the pier in Rimini dreams of children, but has lost faith in love. An abandoned 

mother of two in Naples wonders whether women's liberation has destroyed the relationship 

between man and woman. 

On a journey through an Italian landscape marked by disillusion and broken dreams, a 

Norwegian man follows the trail from his childhood in a search for love and happiness. Man 

Woman Coffee is a poetic road movie about hope, passion and a life that doesn´t always take the 

direction we wish for – but also about the art of truly appreciating a cup of freshly ground coffee. 

Carl E. Johannessen (born 1963) works as director, editor and scriptwriter in 

the newly established Filmkollektivet in Bergen. He is educated in film editing 

from the National Norwegian Film School in Lillehammer, and has previously 

directed the short films Closer to Hong Kong (1998) and Wild Salmon (2003). 

Man Woman Coffee is his feature-length debut.

An encounter with people living under extremely restricted conditions, in Mexico, Russia, Brazil 

and Oslo. The film is also a critical investigation of the negative consequences of neoliberal economical 

politics. The project examines the claim that it's in the interest of certain economical and 

social forces to preserve modern slavery, and that these forces are supported by corrupt authorities 

and indirect participation by multinational companies. 

– With a powerful political message and intense human portrayals, this may turn out to be 

an important political film from two of our most distinguished documentary film makers. 

Thomas Robsahm (1964) made his debut in front of the camera already as an 

8-year-old in the film Five Days in August by Svend Wam, and had several roles 

in Wam & Vennerød films. He worked as script supervisor, assistant director, 

assistant editor, production collaborator and launch consultant until his debut 

as director in 1987. Since then, he has made a number of short films, documentaries 

for cinema and TV, before his feature film debut in 1992 with the film 

Rebels with a Cause. In 1995, Robsahm founded the company Speranza Film, 

and since then he has worked as both producer and director. 

MODERNE SLAVERI 

MODERN SLAVERY 

DIRECTOR: THOMAS ROBSAHM 

SCREENPLAY: THOMAS ROBSAHM AND MARGRETH OLIN 

PRODUCERS: THOMAS ROBSAHM AND MARGRETH OLIN 

DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY: GAUTE GUNNARI AND 

OTHERS 

RELEASE DATE: AUTUMN 2008 

CONTACT: SPERANZA FILM, ØVREFOSS 14, N-0555 OSLO 

TEL: +47 22 38 03 90, FAX: +47 22 38 03 91 

E-MAIL: speranza@speranza.no, www.speranza.no 


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NATURAL BORN STAR 

NATURAL BORN STAR 

72 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,66 | 4 REELS | DOLBY SR•D 

DIRECTOR: EVEN BENESTAD 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: NILS PETTER MIDTUN 

PRODUCER: FREDRIK PRYSER FOR FREDRIK FICTION AS 

CAST: FRED ROBSAHM, AGOSTINA BELLI 


NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: SEG DISTRIBUSJON 

CONTACT: FREDRIK FICTION AS, 

AKERSHUSSTRANDA 35, N-0150 OSLO 

TEL: +47 22 20 80 00 

MAIL: fredrik@fredrikfiction.no , www.fredrikfiction.no 


In 1967, the young Fred Robsahm ventured out into the wide world in order to earn money for a 

sailboat. On his journey he visited Italy, where his sister lived. It's on the film set of Barbarella 

where Fred's film adventures took off. Fred staid on in Italy. During the next 15 years he acted in 

a whole lot of Western films and historical dramas. He met the woman of his life, and settled 

down. For a while. 

His purpose had always been to get enough money together for a sailboat. In one naive 

moment he made a wrong move. He agreed to bring a sailboat from Spain to Italy. No questions 

asked, only sailing, the sea and the wind. Fred brought the boat to shore in Rome, and 

went home to his girlfriend. That night, the police turned up and fetched him. In that moment, 

Fred lost his freedom, his girlfriend, his health and his future. 

Even Benestad (1974) studied cinematography at The Oslo Film and Television 

Academy. His first feature-length documentary All About My Father (2002) was 

screened at more than 100 film festivals, and received both national and international 

acclaim.

In a state-run orphanage in the Xinjiang province in China, the children learn tightrope walking. 

The children are Uyghurs, the largest Muslim minority in China. The Uyghurs are systematically 

supressed. At least 10.000 of them are imprisoned on suspicion of separatism, and 

hundreds have been executed. Dawaz – tightrope walking – is an ancient Uyghur tradition. 

On a Tightrope follows four of the orphanage children in their struggle to create a better 

life for themselves. They talk about their frustration in having to train so hard, only to find 

out later that it was to no avail. Even if not all of them want to become professional tightrope 

walkers, they feel that they have failed. At this time, an old, retired tightrope walker turns up 

and becomes their new coach. With love and patience, he teaches the children tightrope walking, 

this time successfully. 

Petr Lom is a former educator. With a Ph.D. from Harvard University, he 

taught at several European universities from 1999-2004. He began making documentaries 

in 2004, specializing in human rights films. His first film, Bride 

Kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan (which he independently produced, directed, shot 

and edited), is currently enjoying great success on the international festival circuit 

and to date has been sold to over 20 countries. 

ON A TIGHTROPE 

ON A TIGHTROPE 

70 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 4 REELS | DOLBY STEREO 

DIRECTOR: PETR LOM 

SCREENPLAY: TORSTEIN GRUDE AND PETR LOM 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: PETR LOM 

PRODUCERS: TORSTEIN GRUDE AND BJARTE MØRNER TVEIT 

FOR PIRAYA FILM AS 


NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: TOUR DE FORCE 

SALES: FILMS TRANSIT, 252 GOUIN BOULEVARD EAST, 

MONTRÉAL, QUEBEC CANADA H3L 1A8, 

TEL: +1 514 844 3358, FAX: +1 514 844 7298 


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DIRECTOR: JOHN SULLIVAN 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: JOHN SULLIVAN 

PRODUCER: JOHN SULLIVAN FOR NAVILLUS FILM 

RELEASE DATE: APRIL 27, 2007 

NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: CORIANDERFILM 

CONTACT: NAVILLUS FILM, UTGARDVEIEN 15, 

N-1368 STABEKK 

TEL: +47 922 61 922, MAIL: john@navillusfilm.no 


PORNOSTJERNE? 

PORN STAR? 

Porn Star? follows a young exhibitionistic woman, Vanessa (19), in her search for love, attention 

and credibility. The story begins with her initiating a relationship with Norway's most 

high-profile male porn star, Thomas «Rocco» Hansen. The film follows this enterprising duo 

around with their small entourage, crew and wannabee fans. It also records the baffling recruiting 

strategy Rocco and his cohorts use to get new «actresses»; namely by stalking young (female) 

high school graduates during a month long, 24/7, drug crazed and beer drinking high 

school graduation party of parties – Norwegian-style. 

Society seems to embrace them. Young people want to get to know them. The characters incite 

the viewer to feel a wide spectrum of emotions: pity, shame, envy, and even rage. Yet fundamentally, 

we know as a film viewer that this is really about sex for money. 

John Sullivan has studied film at the San Francisco Art Institute, the School of 

Visual Arts (New York) and in Rockport, Maine. His merits as director and screenwriter 

so far consist of several documentaries, shorts and commercials, music videos 

and drama for TV. His first feature, Play, was released in July 2003. His documentary 

from Afghanistan, Home of the Brave – Land of the Free from 2003 received 

the National Film Award Amanda for Best Documentary in 2004.

During the year of 2007, twelve convicted men and women who are in the process of being released 

from prison will write, produce, arrange and act in a theatre performance. We follow Halvard, 

Line and Jeanette throughout this year and through this rehabilitation program. Halvard has 

three convictions for assault and attempted murder and is now sitting in preventive custody. Line 

has been released for a year now. She suffers from ADHD and has had problems with drugs. She 

is trying to connect again with her fourteen-year-old son. Jeanette is a young girl of twenty who 

has struggled her entire life. She has been left a number of times and has experienced more abandonment 

than most. It is a tough year for all of them, and most likely 9 out of the 12 will end up 

behind bars again. Trying Freedom shows that, to a large extent, it makes people incapable of returning 

to daily life without comprehensive, and often basic, help. 

Trying Freedom is director Thor Bekkavik's first cinema documentary, but this 

is not the first time he treats a difficult subject. He has formerly written, directed 

and produced the documentary Advent, broadcast by TV2. The last few years as 

well, Thor Bekkavik has had success with his short films. Solitude and the newly 

completed tragic comedy Revolver are also parts of this trilogy, in which «standing 

alone» is a permeating theme. 

PRØVETID 

TRYING FREEDOM 

DIRECTOR: THOR BEKKAVIK 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAHPY: NILS PETTER MIDTUN 

PRODUCER: CARSTEN AANONSEN FOR INDIEFILM 


CONTACT: INDIEFILM, OSTADALSVEIEN 35,N-0753 OSLO 

TEL: +47 90 86 52 03, FAX: +47 22 73 44 03 

MAIL: carsten@indiefilm.no, www.indiefilm.no 


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DIRECTOR: ERLEND E. MO 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAHPY: BJØRN EIVIND AARSKOG 

AND GUNHILD W. MAGNOR 

PRODUCERS: BJØRN EIVIND AARSKOG FOR EXPOSED 

RELEASE DATE: SEPTEMBER 2008 

CONTACT: EXPOSED FILM PRODUCTION AS, MØLLERGT. 28, 

N-0178 OSLO 

TEL: +47 22 20 77 00, FAX: +47 22 20 77 01 

MAIL: info@exposed.no, www.exposed.no 


SANNHETSJEGEREN 

NEMESIS 

In the 70's, the university city of Trondheim is shocked by the gruesome rape and murder of 

two young female students. The young TV journalist Tore Sandberg reports on the investigation 

which ultimately leads to severely disabled Fritz Moen serving close to 19 years in prison. 

30 years later: Tore Sandberg is now a successful private investigator, who specialises in solving 

miscarriages of justice. But this case has been nagging him for years. He digs ever deeper: 

exposing lies and criminal negligence all the way up to the Supreme Court. But Fritz is a broken 

man. Can Tore clear his name before he dies? 

Erlend E. Mo has primarily made documentary films, but enjoys the grey zone 

between fiction and documentary. His fiction film Forbidden Love was awarded 

the Terje Vigen prize in 1999, Welcome to Denmark received the prize for Best 

Documentary Film at Odense International Film Festival in 2003, and the children's 

film Can You Die in Heaven? has won a number of awards in Denmark 

and the international award Silver Cub in the IDFA Amsterdam, «The Cannes 

of documentary films» in 2006.

What does a Norwegian pig eat? How far does non-travelling food really travel? Does every chicken 

in Norway feel okay? Do Norwegian Red cows kill green rain forests? What does a cow in 

Bangladesh eat? A personal political documentary about the myth-making of the Norwegian 

farming industry. 

Are Syvertsen and Jon Martin Førland have previously made the TV 

documentaries Life Is Somewhere Else (2001) and Radio Favela (2003) 

together. Both films were shown on the TV channel NRK. Together 

they run the production company Incakola Productions, whose raison 

d´être is to perform life-affirming activities. 

SMAKEN AV HUND 

PINING FOR THE FJORDS 

70 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,78 | 4 REELS | STEREO 

DIRECTORS: ARE SYVERTSEN AND JON MARTIN FØRLAND 

DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY: ARE SYVERTSEN AND JON 

MARTIN FØRLAND 

PRODUCERS: ARE SYVERTSEN AND JON MARTIN FØRLAND 

FOR INCAKOLA PRODUCTIONS 


NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: EXPOSED FILM 

CONTACT: INCAKOLA PRODUCTIONS, PONTOPPIDANSGT. 

10B, N-0462 OSLO, TEL: +47 91 87 81 24, 

MAIL: are@incakola.tv, www.incakola.tv 


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DIRECTOR: FRIDTJOF KJÆRENG 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAHPY: FRIDTJOF KJÆRENG 

PRODUCERS: EGIL ØDEGÅRD FRO FILMHUSET AS, FRIDTJOF 

KJÆRENG FOR F(X) PRODUKSJONER 

RELEASE DATE: 2008 

CONTACT: FILMHUSET AS, RIDDERVOLDSGT 10, 

N-0258 OSLO, TEL: +47 22 54 33 50, FAX: +47 22 54 33 51 

MAIL: egil@filmhuset.no, www.seg.no 


SNØHULEMANNEN 

THE SNOW CAVEMAN 

The Snow Cave Man has lived in snow caves high up in the icy Norwegian mountains for 20 years. 

Like Nietzsche's Zarathustra, he has developed his own morale code and a biting sense of humour. 

He is a true environmentalist, but in his own way, living among the blizzards and reindeer 

high up in the Norwegian mountains. The Snow Cave Man is shocked to receive the news that 

his mother has died. She leaves behind a clear message to him in the form of an ultimatum: In her 

last will and testament he inherits her apartment in the city, valued at euro 100 000, but on the 

condition that he lives in the apartment or uses the money to purchase permanent housing and 

settles down like a normal person. What will The Snow Cave Man do? Give up his life as a free 

spirit in the mountains – or forfeit the money from his inheritance? 

Fridtjof Kjæreng (1964), has worked 12 years as an independent producer/director 

in the film and television industry in Norway. He has background from studies 

of philosophy from the University in Tromsø, Norway. After a year of Filmand 

TV studies in Australia he completed his film and TV education in 1987. 

Kjæreng has varied TV experience. In 1995 he founded f(x) productions AS to 

concentrate on developing progressive documentary content for national TV.

USA vs Al-Arian is a thought-provoking and powerful documentary film following the 

Muslim family Al-Arian and their desperate fight to clear themselves of terror charges set forth 

by the US authorities. 

In February 2003, university professor and Palestine activist Sami Al-Arian was arrested in 

Tampa, Florida, on charges of having supported a Palestine terror organization. For two and 

a half years, he was kept in isolation, awaiting his trial. 

The film closely follows Sami, his wife Nahla and their five children through the six 

months long trial, and the following period. The film takes up issues like freedom of speech, 

xenophobia and the right to a fair trial. It renders a shocking insight into how the US fear of 

and fight against terrorism may endanger civil rights. 

Line Halvorsen studied film in Trondheim and Volda. She has worked as a director 

and editor for a number of documentaries for Norwegian and foreign 

television. Between 2002 and 2004, she lived in Bethlehem in the Palestine, 

where she made the prize-winning documentary A Stone's Throw Away. In 

2004, she moved to the USA, where she worked on USA vs Al-Arian until last 

fall. In addition, she has been working as a freelance journalist. 

USA MOT AL-ARIAN 

USA VS AL-ARIAN 

99 MIN | COLOUR | 1:1,85 | 5 REELS | DOLBY DIGITAL 

DIRECTOR: LINE HALVORSEN 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: TONE ANDERSEN 

PRODUCER: JAN DALCHOW FOR DALCHOWS VERDEN 


NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: EXPOSED FILM 

SALES: TV 2 WORLD, PROGRAMME SALES, 

TEGLHOLM ALLÉ 16, DK-2450 COPENHAGEN SV 

TEL: + 45 65 21 22 23, FAX: + 45 65 21 41 99 

MAIL: sales@tv2.dk, www.tv2world.dk 


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DIRECTOR: ANDRZEJ FIDYK 

SCREENPLAY: ANDRZEJ FIDYK AND TORSTEIN GRUDE 

DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY: TORE VOLLAN, TORSTEIN 

GRUDE AND MARCIN KOSZALSKA 

PRODUCER: TORSTEIN GRUDE FOR PIRAYA FILM AS 


NORWEGIAN DISTRIBUTOR: TOUR DE FORCE 

CONTACT: PIRAYA FILM AS, LERVIGSVEIEN 22, 

N-4014 STAVANGER 

TEL: +47 51 11 63 36, FAX: +47 51 11 63 37 

MAIL: mail@piraya.no, www.piraya.no 


YODOK STORIES 

YODOK STORIES 

North Korea is a country where human rights do not exist. George Orwell's vision in 1984 pales in 

comparison with Kim Jung Il's ruthless totalitarian regime. Today, hundreds of thousands of men, 

women and children are locked up in North Korea's concentration camps. They are systematically 

tortured and starved. They do not think anybody know about them. They think there's no hope. It 

goes on right now. 

The film follows a 36 year old North Korean defector, Jung Sung San, who is one of very few 

who has managed to escape from the North Korean gulag to freedom in South Korea. With his own 

life at risk he organizes a controversial musical about his experiences as prisoner in Yodok camp with 

the help of other escapees. By their testimonies the horrors of the Yodok camp is exposed. 

Andrzej Fidyk has directed more than 40 documentary films and has been 

awarded a number of prizes for his work. Many regard Fidyk as one of Europe's 

finest directors, and his filmography includes Battu's Bioscope (aka Mobile 

Cinema of Dreams, 1998) and The Parade (1989). Fidyk is a long term partner of 

Piraya Film AS where he has also directed Belarusian Waltz.

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DIRECTOR: EVA DAHR 

SCREENPLAY: ANDREAS MARKUSSON BASED ON JOSTEIN 

GAARDER'S NOVEL «APPELSINPIKEN» 

PRODUCER: AXEL HELGELAND FOR HELGELAND FILM AS 

REALESE DATE: WINTER 2009 


NORGE AS 

CONTACT: HELGELAND FILM AS, Ø. STORGT. 59 , N-3018 

DRAMMEN, TEL: +47 32 83 68 65, 

MAIL: axelhelg@online.no, www.helgeland-film.no 


APPELSINPIKEN 

THE ORANGE GIRL 

FRITT VILT 2 

COLD PREY 2 

DIRECTOR: MATS STENBERG 

SREENPLAY: THOMAS MOLDESTAD 

PRODUCERS: M. SUNDLAND, K. SINKERUD FOR FANTEFILM AS 

CAST: INGRID BOLSØ BERDAL 

RELEASE DATE: ULTIMO 2008 


CONTACT: FANTEFILM, PARKVN. 5, N-0350 OSLO 

TEL: +47 22 59 39 00, FAX: +47 22 59 39 01 

MAIL: martin@fantefilm.no, www.fantefilm.no, www.frittvilt.com 

Georg lives with his mother Veronika in Oslo. On his eighteenth birthday, he receives a thick letter 

from his father, Jan Olav, which his father wrote just before he died, when Georg was only six 

years old. On the same day, Georg is going to the mountains, equipped with skis and telescope, 

in order to photograph a rare celestial phenomenon. He is ambivalent concerning his father's letter, 

and has repressed his memories of him. Still, he brings the letter with him. On the train to 

the mountains, he meets Stella, of the same age as him. In the letter, his father asks Georg a fundamental 

existential question: What's the point of living when we're going to die anyway, maybe 

even when life is at its best? Would you want to be born if you had a choice? But before Georg 

is allowed to answer, his father wants to tell him a story about the Orange Girl he met in 1982. 

In the winter of 2006 four youngsters were brutally murdered in the Norwegian mountains. 

Among the five friends, only one girl survived. 

Cold and weak she fights her way back to civilization. At the local hospital everything is 

calm, until a bloody and beaten Jannicke arrives. When Jannicke slowly awakens in her bed it 

is dark everywhere. The hospital seems abandoned. Jannicke sneaks out of her bed to investigate 

the empty corridors…Is the nightmare not over yet?

Rino Hanssen is 30 years old, obsessed with porn, and has never been with a woman. He lives 

in an apartment owned by his father, and he has only one friend: the asthmatic, misantropic 

Filip. Suddenly his father rents out one of the rooms in the apartment to a young girl called 

Malin, an emancipated and seemingly unconcerned individual who seeks affirmation through 

sex, friends and a wild life. All of a sudden, Rino's strong fortress has been invaded by the 

world which he has worked so long on shutting out. Through his acquaintance with Malin 

and her friends, Rino gradually takes the chance of becoming part of the world he through his 

entire life has tried to avoid, and he is doomed to fail! This is the most unromantic comedy of 

all times. A story about daring to be who you really are, and even if the world is a messed up 

place, you just have to make the best of it. 

Max Manus is the true story of the resistance fighter of the same name, who in spite of being 

one of the most wanted men by the Gestapo in Norway, participated in some of the most daring 

sabotage attacks during the Second World War. 

After having fought as a volunteer in the Finnish-Russian Winter War, Max Manus returns 

home to a Norway occupied by the Germans, in the spring of 1940. Before long, he and 

his buddies Gregers Gram and Gunnar Sønsteby start making trouble for the Germans. They 

build up a resistance network. From their safe apartment in Oslo, they carry out sabotage attacks 

against important Nazi targets, and they become increasingly more scheming. But the 

Gestapo investigator Siegfried Fehmer works determinedly and patiently to stop Max, and 

soon he starts to unravel the network around him. 

KNULLEGUTT 

FATSO 

DIRECTOR: ARILD FRÖHLICH 

SCREENPLAY: ARILD FRÖHLICH AND LARS GUDMUNDSTAD 

BASED ON THE NOVEL «FATSO» BY LARS RAMLIE 

PRODUCERS: F.GJERDRUM, S.B. KVAE FOR PARADOX FILMS AS 

CAST: NILS J. KAALSTAD, KYRRE HELLUM, JOSEFIN LJUNGMAN 

RELEASE DATE: NOVEMBER 1, 2008 


CONTACT: PARADOX FILMS AS, MARIDALSVN. 89,N-0461 

OSLO, TEL: +47 23 22 71 50, FAX: +47 23 22 71 51 

MAIL: firmapost@paradox.no, www.paradox.no 

MAX MANUS 

MAX MANUS 

DIRECTOR: ESPEN SANDBERG AND JOACHIM RØNNING 

SCREENPLAY: THOMAS NORDSETH BASED ON MAX 

MANUS' OWN BOOKS 

PRODUCERS: JOHN M. JACOBSEN AND SVEINUNG GOLIMO 

FOR FILMKAMERATENE AS 

CAST: AKSEL HENNIE 

RELEASE DATE: JANUARY 2009 



contact@nordiskfilm.com, www.sales.nordiskfilm.com 

NORWEGIAN FILMS 2008 53

NORD 

NORD 

DIRECTOR: RUNE DENSTAD LANGLO 

SCREENPLAY: ERLEND LOE 

PRODUCERS: S. ENDRESEN AND B. HOVLAND FOR MOTLYS AS 

RELEASE DATE: FEBRUARY 2009 


NORGE AS 

CONTACT: MOTLYS AS, SAGVN. 18, N-0459 OSLO 

TEL: +47 22 80 83 70, FAX: +47 22 80 83 71 

MAIL: motlys@motlys.com, www.motlys.com 

DIRECTOR: ANNETTE SJURSEN 

SCREENPLAY: ANNETTE SJURSEN 

PRODUCERS: F. GJERDRUM, S. B. KVAE FOR PARADOX FILMS AS 

CAST: ELLEN DORRIT PEDERSEN, SAMUEL FRÖLER 

RELEASE DATE: PRIMO 2009 


CONTACT: PARADOX FILMS AS, MARIDALSVN. 89, N-0461 OSLO 

TEL: +47 23 22 71 50, FAX: +47 23 22 71 51 

MAIL: firmapost@paradox.no | www.paradox.no 


PAX 

PAX 

Nord is a road movie comedy set in romantic natural surroundings. It's the story of the athlete 

Jomar, who has isolated himself in a sad and lonely existence after a mental crisis five years earlier. 

On a snowmobile, with five litres of moonshine as provisions, Jomar embarks on the dramatic 

journey towards Tammok valley, where his ex-girlfriend lives with his child. This turns into a 

weird expedition, in which Jomar does everything in his power not to reach his destination, and 

during which he gets acquainted with other tender and confused souls, who all contribute to 

pushing Jomar further ahead on his reluctant journey towards reality. 

Pax is a drama about 24 hours in the lives of six people. They are on their way from Copenhagen 

to Oslo- and a human heart is on its way from one body to another. They all meet on board a 

plane on which one of the engines suddenly explodes. Pax weaves several love stories into a tribute 

to life in all its aspects. This is a film about destiny, coincidence and about what we ourselves are 

able to decide. Pax is both slang for airline passengers and also a word meaning «peace.» From 

being passengers under the power of destiny, this journey becomes an opportunity for them all to 

see the possibilities in making your peace with life as it is – you cannot control what life does to 

you, but you can control your reactions to it. To be stuck in a plane which might crash is nobody's 

favourite dream, but for some, it turns out to be the best thing that could happen to them.

This is a story about the journey of a father and son through a landscape of sorrow, after they tragically 

lose the one person they love the most. The film depicts how they deal with their new everyday 

life without her, and their struggle to gain control over the new situation. The deceased woman 

was the «glue» that kept the family together, and without her they feel like they have to make 

a new start, a situation which wears them both out. The father feels the loss of this woman so 

strongly that he isn't able to pull himself together and take responsibility for his own and his 

son's life. In pure desperation he meets with Childcare, and when his son is temporarily sent to an 

orphanage, he isolates himself from his surroundings and rejects every attempt of contact, even 

from his own son. But the son refuses to give up the hope that they can become a family again, 

and fights bravely to get his father back to life. 

The child wanderer, ten year old Yohan, tackles life's hardships with optimism and inventiveness. 

But is it enough to save the hard-working 8 year old Anna at the neighbouring farm? Yohan is 

challenged by the tough life in the Norway of a hundred years ago. He is sent away to work on a 

farm miles away from home, and finds himself in an adventure battling wolves and bears. 

Yohan – The Child Wanderer tells the story about the period during which a lot of 

Norwegians emigrated to America, when a dream was a necessary incentive in order to survive. 

This is a story about never giving in. 

Writer and director Grete Salomonsen has written a screenplay that will thrill and entertain 

the whole family. She and producer Odd Hynnekleiv created the classic Kamilla and the 

Thief, and are once more ready to make an unforgettable film about love, hardships, struggles 

and family. 

SAMMEN 

TOGETHER 

DIRECTOR: MATIAS ARMAND JORDAL 

SCREENPLAY: MATIAS ARMAND JORDAL 

PRODUCER: T. RYSSTAD FOR MIRMAR FILM PRODUCTION AS 

CAST: FRIDTJOV SÅHEIM, EVY KASSETH RØSTEN 

RELEASE DATE: FEBRUARY 2009 


NORGE AS 

CONTACT: MIRMAR FILM PRODUCTION AS 

TEL: +47 67 52 53 25,FAX: +47 67 52 53 24 

MAIL: tom@mirmar.no,www.mirmar.no 

YOHAN – BARNEVANDREREN 

YOHAN – THE CHILD WANDERER 

DIRECTOR: GRETE SALOMONSEN 

SCREENPLAY: GRETE SALOMONSEN 

PRODUCER: ODD HYNNEKLEIV FOR PENELOPE FILM AS 

CAST: DENNIS STORHØI, AGNETE HAALAND, SVERRE ANKER 

OUSDAL 



CONTACT: PENELOPE FILM AS, KONGENSGT. 4B, N-4610 

KRISTIANSAND,TEL: +47 38 17 70 50,FAX: +47 38 02 60 59 

post@penelope.no,www.penelope.no 

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NORSK FILMINSTITUTT – THE NEW INSTITUTION FOR FILM ACTIVITIES 

From April 1, Norwegian Film Fund, Norwegian Film Institute and 

Norwegian Film Development will be merged into a new institution,- 

Norsk filminstitutt. This is one step in the follow-up to the White 

Paper no. 22 (2006-2007) «The Pathfinder for Norwegian Film 

Progress». The new institution, which will be led by Managing 

Director Nina Refseth, will administer subsidy arrangements and other 

means of development, production, and distribution of 

Norwegian audiovisual products. Norsk filminstitutt will also work actively 

to promote film culture and the Norwegian film heritage toward 

a broad audience. Norsk filminstitutt will be the State administrative 

body for film policy, and consultant to the Ministry of Culture 

and Church Affairs in film policy matters. 

The State administrative apparatus also includes The National 

Library, which as of January 1 took over the film archives, film library 

and film documentation from The Norwegian Film Institute, and 

Film&Kino, which among other things administers undertakings on 

the cinema and video front, children's film work, and support for 

film festivals. 

Norsk filminstitutt will consist of 5 departments, each one led by a 

department director. The largest and most important will be 

Development and Production, which will administer various support 

arrangements, among them support based on consultation assessment, 

support after market assessment, ticket support etc. The 


Promotion and Distribution department works with various measures 

for national and international profiling, and is responsible for the 

film commission work toward foreign producers. The Audience department's 

objective is to promote increased understanding and awareness 

about audiovisual expression. Cinematheque, exhibitions, publishing 

and store activities, VOD and DVD publications are included 

in this department's activities. In addition, an Information department 

and an Administrative department have been established. 

Norsk filminstitutt will still be located in the Film House in central 

Oslo, which will also house the film activities of the National 

Library. The House includes two modern cinema theatres, a café, 

conference rooms, and offices for a number of national organizations 

within the area of film. 

Nina Refseth, Managing Director 

Photo: Siri Vaggen Olsen

FILM&KINO 

– A WIDE-RANGING FILM AND CINEMA INSTITUTION 

FILM&KINO is a trade organization for the film, cinema and video 

industry. It is also a municipal member organization, which by the 

end of the year 2007 counted 150 municipalities as members. Norsk 

kino- og filmfond (The Norwegian Cinema and Film Foundation), 

Bygdekinoen (the ambulatory cinema) and the periodical Film& 

Kino are also administered by the organization. 

FILM&KINO's objective is to secure the distribution and screening 

of a broad, high quality film selection all over the country, through a 

number of support schemes. Advisers in the organization are working 

with the cinema industry, developing projects, giving economic 

support and functioning as advisers for the cinema and video business, 

as well as serving the regions with ambulatory rural cinema 

screenings nationwide. 

Approximately 1/3 of all films screened in Norway have received 

some sort of support from FILM&KINO. In 2007, 42 films which 

under «normal» circumstances would not have obtained theatrical 

release in Norway were screened as a direct consequence of these arrangements. 

In addition, FILM&KINO supports children's films by 

financing extra copies, distribution support and by funding 

Norwegian versions (dubbing) of children's films. 

National marketing campaigns are also among FILM&KINO's priorities. 

To mention a few; The Cinema Day, Summer Cinema, holiday 

campaigns during the fall and winter, the gift certificate campaign 

before Christmas and campaigns for increased DVD use are all 

regular market campaigns initiated and run by FILM&KINO. 

Per capita Norway is among the largest consumers of DVDs in the 

world. FILM&KINO have several support arrangements which secure 

video distribution for Norwegian short films. Through the «S» 

film arrangement, arthouse films can be found in video stores all 

around the country. 

In addition to the support arrangements, the organization's consultants 

conduct extensive guidance and course activities within the fields 

of technology, marketing, information, management, programming 

and administration. 

FILM&KINO is the main owner of The Norwegian International 

Film Festival. In addition, FILM&KINO distributes support to 

most other film festivals in Norway through a committee appointed 

by the Ministry of culture, and also have support schemes for local 

cinemas where they can get funding for «smaller» activities like school 

related cinema activities or other special events. 


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LEADING FILM FESTIVALS IN NORWAY 

BERGEN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL October 

Bergen International Film Festival (BIFF) is arranged anually in 

October, and is one of the largest and most interesting film festivals 

in Norway. The varied festival programme of over 120 feature length 

films is of high quality. BIFF has a particularly large section of international 

documentaries dealing with contemporary issues. BIFF gathers 

some media and industry delegates, but is first and foremost an 

audience festival - with an audience of 39.780 in 2007. 

FILM FRA SØR | FILMS FROM THE SOUTH October 

Since it started in 1991, Films from the South has presented well over 

1000 films from Asia, Africa and Latin America which would otherwise 

never have been screened in the cinemas in the capital. The 

Eastern region is the country's most populated area, with significant 

multiethnic variety – and the Festival's primary objective has been to 

present this audience with the multiplicity of quality films produced 

outside Europe and Hollywood. 


KORTFILMFESTIVALEN | THE NORWEGIAN SHORT FILM FESTIVAL June 

The Short Film Festival is a siginificant debut arena for many young 

film makers in Norway, and for the established film makers maybe 

the most important screening place for free and independent film in 

the country. The competition on the short film scene also draws film 

makers from the rest of the world to Grimstad, and the Festival aims 

at furthering contacts between the Norwegian and the international 

film milieu. In addition to the competition programmes, the Festival 

presents retrospectives, international documentaries, newer film and 

video experiments, and professional seminars. 

KOSMORAMA TRONDHEIM INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL April 

Kosmorama Trondheim International Film Festival aspires to screen 

a multitude of films and impressions from all over the world. In addition 

to the main program there are several special sections, retrospectives 

and a short film program in collaboration with Minimalen 

Short Film Festival. Kosmorama is more than just a festival for the finished 

film, but also an arena for films in progress - the films and 

film makers of tomorrow.

KRISTIANSAND INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S FILM FESTIVAL April 

The main program (competition) is dedicated to feature films for 

children. The Youth program (14+) consists of approximately 10 feature 

films. Sidebars: Panorama, short film and documentaries. 

Presentation of new Nordic children- and youth films. 

THE NORWEGIAN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL AND NEW 

NORDIC FILMS August 

The Norwegian International Film Festival's Main Programme is devoted 

to feature films for theatrical release. Titles are selected on artistic 

merit. The festival cooperates closely with Norwegian and 

Scandinavian distributors in selecting films for screening at the festival, 

and Nordic bodies/sales agents for screening at New Nordic 

Films. Films selected should ideally be signed for Norway, but the 

festival also makes a point of inviting a limited number of films that 

should be of interest to a Norwegian and Scandinavian audience. 

The Norwegian International Film Festival takes place from August 

14 to 21, 2008, and New Nordic Films from August 14 to 17. 

OSLO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL November 

Oslo International Film Festival will screen a wide selection of feature 

films, documentaries, animation and shorts carefully selected from 

current productions around the world. Special focus on new talents, 

American Independents, New European Cinema, Films from Asia, 

and Latin American Films. Deadline entries: October 1. 

TROMSØ INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL January 

Tromsø International Film Festival is Norway's largest film festival 

measured by audience numbers. The programme profile is international 

films and documentaries of high artistic quality. The largest side 

programme is Film from the North, which shows new short films 

and documentaries from Northern Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia 

and Canada. 


59

NORWEGIAN FEATURE FILMS 1998 – 2007 

TITLE: 

1998 

DIRECTOR: PRODUCTION COMPANY: RELEASE DATE: 

Bloody Angels Karin Julsrud Norsk Film AS 26.12 

Cellophane Eva Isaksen Yellow Cottage AS 27.08 

Dance of Life Sølvi A. Lindseth Yellow Cottage AS 16.01 

Desperate Acquaintances Svend Wam Mefistofilm AS 02.10 

Gurin with the Foxtail J.M. Jacobsen/N. Tystad Filmkameratene AS 07.08 

In the House of Angels Margreth Olin Speranza Film AS 11.09 

Junkies Trond Kvist SubFilm AS 04.09 

Ollie Alexander 

Tiddly-Om-Pom-Pom 

Anne-Marie Nørholm NRK 26.12 

Only Clouds Move the Stars Torun Lian Filmkameratene AS 18.09 

Schpaaa Erik Poppe BulBul Film AS 16.10 

Thrane’s Method Unni Straume Speranza Film AS 03.04 

Water Easy Reach Bent Hamer BulBul Film AS 06.03 

Weekend Erik Gustavson AS Film 21 23.01 

1999 

1998: Thirst – Crimes of Karoline Frogner, Norsk Film AS 30.01 

the Future Maria Fuglevaag Warsinski, 

Nathilde Overrein Rapp 

Absolute Hangover Petter Næss Monolith Prod. AS 29.01 

Eva’s Eye Berit Otto Nesheim Northern Lights AS 29.10 

Fumblebody in a 

Catastrofic Jam 

Petter A. Fastvold Yellow Cottage AS 26.12 

Misery Harbour Nils Gaup Motlys AS 03.09 

Olsenbandens siste stikk Knut Bohwim Nordisk Film & TV AS 19.02 

The Prompter Hilde Heier Wildhagen Prod. AS 26.03 

Sophie’s World Erik Gustavson NRK Drama 06.08 

S.O.S. 

2000 

Thomas Robsahm Speranza Film 28.08 

Aberdeen Hans Petter Moland Norsk Film AS 29.09 

Cabin Fever Mona Hoel Dis Film AS 24.11 

Detector Pål Jackman Christiania Film AS 26.08 

Eye Ball Catrine Telle Norsk Film AS 18.02 

Get Ready to be Boyzvoiced E. Eckbo, H. Elvestad, M. Fürst Nordisk Film &TV AS 30.10 

Gifted Beauties Anne Kjersti Bjørn Ragg Film 25.09 

Odd Little Man Stein Leikanger Nordic Screen AS 01.09 

Passing Darkness Knut Erik Jensen Barentsfilm AS 28.01 

The Seven Deadly Sins L. Gudmestad, D. J. Kool Productions AS 13.08 

Haugerud, Ø. Karlsen, Medieoperatørene AS 

F. Mosvold, M. Olin, Motlys AS 

M. Sødahl, M. Åslein Speranza AS 

The Wedding Leidulv Risan NRK Drama 06.04 


2001 

Cool & Crazy Knut Erik Jensen Norsk Film AS 19.01 

Dragonflies Marius Holst Motllys AS, 4 1/2 , Final Cut 14.09 

Elling Petter Næss Maipo Film- og TV-produksjon 16.03 

The Greatest Thing Thomas Robsahm Norsk Film AS 31.08 

Lime Nathilde Overrein Rapp Norsk Film AS 09.02 

Mongoland Arild Østin Ommundsen Muz AS, Deadline Film,Tres Cojones 26.01 

You Really Got Me Pål Sletaune 4 1/2 02.03 

2002 

All About my Father Even Benestad Exposed Film Productions AS 22.02 

Coastal Life Øyvind Sandberg Øy-Film 18.01 

Cool & Crazy on the Road Knut Erik Jensen Barentsfilm AS 05.04 

Falling Sky Gunnar Vikene Motlys AS,Alligator Film, Final Cut 18.10 

Hold my Heart Trygve Allister Diesen Norsk Filmproudksjon AS 22.03 

I am Dina Ole Bornedal Northern Lights AS, Nordisk Film AS, 08.03 

Felicia Film AB, Germini Film & 

Televisjon, Mandarin Film,Apollo media 

Karlsson on the Roof Vibeke Idsøe Filmkameratene AS, 27.09 

AB Svensk Filmindustri 

Music for Weddings Unni Straume Christiania Film AS 23.08 

and Funerals 

My Body Margreth Olin Speranza Film 15.06 

Pelle the Police Car Thomas Kaiser Yellow Cottage AS 26.12 

Scars Lars Berg Paradox AS 15.02 

The Smile in the Eye Piotr Kuzinski Frameline Film AS 06.09 

Utopia – Nobody is perfect M. Asphaug, A. Frølich, Motlys AS 07.06 

in the perfect country S. Johnsen, M. Martens, 

H.P. Moland, T. Rangnes, T. Robsahm, I. Torgersen, M. Tyldum 

Weightless Sigve Endresen Motlys AS 23.08 

Welcome Home Trond Kvist Piraya Film 25.10 

2003 

7th Heaven Steffan Strandberg Exposed Film Production AS 21.02 

Bázo Lars Göran Petterson Filbmagoahti AS 12.09 

Beast of Beauty Hilde Heier Paradox Produksjon 12.09 

The Black Lapp Erik Smith Meyer Filmfalken AS 11.04 

Buddy Morten Tyldum Happy Endings AS 29.08 

Captain Sabertooth Stig Bergqvist Seven Seas Production 26.12 

Dark Woods Pål Øie Spleis AS 21.02 

Destination Moscow Jo Strømgren/Runar Hodne Nordisk Film Production AS 19.09 

Disa Moves to Japan Benedicte M. Orvung Benedicte Orvung Film 23.06 

Fia! Elsa Kvamme Dinamo Story AS 24.10 

Gunnar Goes Comfortable Gunnar Hall Jensen Agitator AS 31.10 

The Junior Olsen Gang Arne Lindtner Næss Nordisk Film Production AS 06.02 

goes Submarine 

Jonny Vang Jens Lien Maipo Film &TV Produksjon AS 14.02 

Kitchen Stories Bent Hamer BulBul Film AS 17.01 

The Man Who Loved Jon Haukeland, Tore Vollan Medieoperatørene AS 19.08 

Haugesund

Mother’s Elling Eva Isaksen Maipo Film & TV Produksjon AS 10.10 

Play John Sullivan Dinamo Story AS 25.07 

United Magnus Martens 4 1/2 AS 20.08 

Wolf Summer Peder Norlund Nordisk Film Production AS 28.02 

The Woman of My Life Alexander Eik Filmkameratene AS 24.09 

2004 

A Cry in the Woods Erich Hörtnagl Paradox Film AS 02.04 

Arctic Cabaret Knut Erik Jensen Barentsfilm AS 16.01 

Beautiful Country Hans Petter Moland Dinamo Story AS 12.03 

Chlorox,Ammonia and Coffee Mona J. Hoel Freedom from Fear 06.08 

The Color of Milk Torun Lian Painswick Film 27.08 

The Crossing Martin Asphaug Dinamo Story AS 22.10 

Hawaii, Oslo Erik Poppe Paradox Film AS 24.09 

The Junior Olsen Gang Rocks It Arne Lindtner Næss Nordisk Film Production AS 06.02 

Just Bea Petter Næss Maipo Film & TV Produksjon AS 23.01 

Little Grey Fergie Trond Jacobsen Fantasi-Fabrikken 24.09 

– the Secret on the Farm 

MonsterThursday Arild Østin Ommundsen Muz Film 15.10 

My Jealous Barber Annette Sjursen Maipo Film & TV Produksjon AS 03.09 

Raw Youth Margreth Olin Speranza AS 19.11 

This is the Song You Need Tore Rygh Motlys AS 20.08 

Tradra Karoline Frogner Integritet Film 12.03 

Uno Aksel Hennie Tordenfilm AS 10.09 

2005 

37 and a Half Vibeke Idsøe Filmkameratene 28.01 

100% Human T. Winterkjær/J. Dalchow Dalchows Verden 04.02 

An Enemy of the People Erik Skjoldbjærg Nordisk Film & TV AS 21.01 

Factotum Bent Hamer BulBul Film/Stark Sales 29.04 

Finding Friends Arne Lindtner Næss Nordisk Film & TV AS 18.02 

The Giant H. Bræin/A. B. Rostad Paradox AS 02.09 

Grandpa is a Raisin Pjotr Sapegin Kinopravda 11.03 

Import Export Khalid Hussain Filmhuset Produksjoner AS 09.09 

Izzat Ulrik Imtiaz Rolfsen Filmkameratene AS 30.09 

Kissed by Winter Sara Johnsen Friland AS 11.02 

Le Regard Nour-Eddine Lakhmari Filmhuset Produksjoner AS 18.03 

Loop Sjur Paulsen Sub Productions 18.02 

Love Me Tomorrow Petter Næss Maipo Film & TV Produksjon AS 23.09 

Next Door Pål Sletaune 4 1/2 AS 11.03 

Pitbullterje Arild Fröhlich Paradox AS 04.11 

The Professor and the Dag Johan Haugerud Mikrofilm AS 10.06 

Story of the Origami Girl 

Sinus Jeremy Robøle Bastard Film 26.12 

Tommy’s Inferno Ove Raymond Gyldenås Friland AS 19.08 

Too Much Norway R. D.Langlo/S. Endresen Motlys AS 28.01 

2006 

The Art of Negative Thinking Bård Breien Maipo Film & TV-produksjon AS 03.11 

The Bothersome Man Jens Lien Tordenfilm AS 26.05 

Comrade Pedersen Hans Petter Moland Motlys AS 24.02 

Cold Feet Alexander Eik You Are Here/Nordisk Film 27.10 

Cold Prey Roar Uthaug Fantefilm AS 13.10 

Free Jimmy Christopher Nielsen Storm Studio 21.04 

The Junior Olsen Gang Arne Lindtner Næss Nordisk Film 10.02 

at the Circus 

Hearts Øyvind Sandberg Øy-Film AS 18.08 

It's Hard to be a Rock'n Roller Gunhild Asting Speranza Film AS 01.09 

The Lion – Henrik Ibsen Alexander Wisting Tellus Works 20.10 

Long Flat Balls Bjørn Fast Nagell Zwart Arbeid AS 31.03 

Maria's Men Vibeke Ringen Maipo Film & TV-produksjon AS 29.09 

Miracle Thomas Kaiser Nordisk Film 26.12 

Ole Bull Aslak Aarhus Visions AS 27.10 

Prirechnyy Tone Grøttjord Motlys AS 15.06 

Reprise Joachim Trier 4 1/2 AS 08.09 

The Rich Country Aslaug Holm Fenris Film AS 27.01 

Sons Erik Richter Strand Tordenfilm AS 14.09 

Svein and the Rat Maipo Film & TV-produksjon AS 03.03 

Trigger Gunnar Vikene Cinenord 11.08 

Uro Stefan Faldbakken Friland AS 08.09 

2007 

5 Lies Lars Daniel Krutzkoff Jacobsen Viafilm AS 17.08 

Elias and the Royal Yacht Espen Fyksen/Lise I. Osvoll Filmkameratene AS 23.02 

Girls Hanne Myren Medieoperatørene| 02.02 

Gone with the Woman 

The Junior Olsen Gang 

Petter Næss Monster Film 07.09 

– The Silvermine Mystery Arne Lindtner Næss Nordisk Film AS 02.02 

Kill Buljo – The Movie Tommy Wirkola Yellow Bastard Productions 23.03 

Man Woman Coffee Carl Eugen Johannessen Filmkollektivet AS 09.11 

Mars & Venus Eva Dahr Cinenord AS 14.02 

Mirush Marius Holst 4 1/2 AS 02.03 

Natural Born Star Even Benestad Fredrik Fiction AS 26.10 

O'Horten Bent Hamer BulBul Film 26.12 

On a Tightrope Petr Lom Piraya Film AS 30.03 

Pining for the Fjords A. Syvertsen/J. M. Førland Incakola Productions 09.03 

Porn Star? John Sullivan Navillus Film 27.04 

The Radio Pirates Stig Svendsen 4 1/2 AS 14.09 

Second Half 

Svein and the Rat 

Hilde Heier Paradox AS 19.01 

and the UFO-Mystery Vibeke Ringen Maipo Film- og TV-produksjon AS 09.03 

Switch Ole Martin Hafsmo Rubicon Film AS 26.10 

The Ten Lives of Titanic the Cat Grethe Bøe Nordisk Film AS 31.10 

USA vs Al-Arian Line Halvorsen Dalchows verden 23.02 

Varg Veum – Bitter Flowers Ulrik Imtiaz Rolfsen SF Norge/Miso Film 21.09 

Winterland Hisham Zaman 4 1/2 AS 19.01 


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ADDRESSES 

ASSOCIATIONS & INSTITUTIONS 

Agicoa Norge 

Dronningens gt 8 A 

P.O. Box 629 Sentrum, N-0106 Oslo 

Tel: +47 23 01 01 52 

Fax: +47 23 01 01 11 

Mail: te@bullco.no 

Contact: Tom G Eilertsen 

Den norske filmskolen 

The Norwegian Film School 

N-2626 Lillehammer 

Tel: +47 61 28 74 68 

Fax: +47 61 28 81 10 

Mail: filmskolen@hil.no 

www.hil.no/den_norske_filmskolen 

Contact: Malte Wadman 

Det kongelige kulturdepartement 

Royal Ministry of Cultural Affairs 

P.O. Box 8030 Dep, N-0030 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 24 90 90 

Fax: +47 22 24 95 50 

Mail: postmottak@kkd.dep.no 

Det kongelige utenriksdepartement 

Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs 

P.O. Box 8114 Dep, N-0032 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 24 36 00 

Fax: +47 22 24 95 80/81 

Mail: postmottak@mfa.no 

FILM&KINO 

National Association of Municipal Cinemas 

Filmens Hus, Dronningensgt. 16, N-0152 Oslo 


Tel: +47 22 47 46 10 

Fax: +47 22 47 46 99 

Mail: post@kino.no 

www.kino.no 

Contact: Lene Løken 


Fond for lyd og bilde 

Norsk kulturråd, Grev Wedels plass 1 

P.O. Box 984 Sentrum, N-0151 N-Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 47 83 30 

Fax: +47 22 33 40 42 

Mail: kultur@kulturrad.no 

www.fondforlydogbilde.no 

Medietilsynet 

Norwegian Media Authority 

Nygata 4, N-1607 Fredrikstad 

Tel: +47 69 30 12 00 

Fax: +47 69 30 12 01 

Mail: post@medietilsynet.no 

www.medietilsynet.no 

Nasjonalbiblioteket, Rana 

The Norwegian National Library, Rana 

Sound and Image Archive/Media Laboratory 

Finsetveien 2, N-8624 Mo i Rana 

Tel: +47 75 12 11 11 

Fax: +47 75 12 12 22 

Mail: nb@nb.no, www.nb.no 

Contact: Lars Gaustad 

Nordisk Film & TV-Fond 

Nordic Film & TV-Fund 

Wedel Jarlsbergsvei 36 

P.O. Box 275, N-1319 Bekkestua 

Tel: +47 64 00 60 80 

Fax: +47 64 00 60 87 

Mail: info@nordiskfilmogtvfond.com 

www.nordiskfilmogtvfond.com 

Contact: Hanne Palmquist 

Norsk filmfond 

Norwegian Film Fund 

Filmens Hus, Dronningensgt 16, 


Tel: +47 22 47 80 40 

Fax: +47 22 47 80 41 

Mail: post@filmfondet.no 

www.filmfondet.no 

Contact: Elin Erichsen 

Norsk Filmforbund 

Norwegian Film Workers' Association 


Tel: +47 22 47 46 40 

Fax: +47 22 47 46 89 

Mail: post@filmforbundet.no 

www.filmforbundet.no 

Contact: Sverre Pedersen 

Norsk filminstitutt 

Norwegian Film Institute 

Filmens Hus, Dronningensgt. 16 


Tel. switchboard: +47 22 47 45 00 

International Department: 

Tel: + 47 22 47 45 79 

Fax: + 47 22 47 45 97 

Mail: int@nfi.no, www.nfi.no/english 

Norsk Filmklubbforbund 

Norwegian Federation of Film Societies 


Tel: +47 22 47 46 80 

Fax: +47 22 47 46 92 

Mail: nfk@filmklubb.no, www.filmklubb.no 

Contact: Jon Iversen 

Norsk Filmkritikerlag 

The Norwegian Filmcritic's Association 


Tel: +47 23 11 93 21 

Mail: post@filmkritikk.filmenshus.no 

www.filmkritikerlaget.no 

Contact: Dag Sødtholt 

Norsk filmutvikling 

Norwegian Film Development 

Filmens Hus 

Dronningensgt. 16 


Tel: +47 22 82 24 00 

Fax: +47 22 82 24 22 

Mail: mail@nfu.no, www.nfu.no 

Contact: Kirsten Bryhni 

Norsk Filmvederlagsfond 

Norwegian Film Foundation 


Tel: +47 22 47 46 40 

Fax: +47 22 47 46 89 

Mail: post@filmforbundet.no 

www.filmforbundet.no 

Contact: Sverre Pedersen 

Norsk Skuespillerforbund 

Norwegian Actor's Equity Association 

Welhavensgt. 1, N-0166 Oslo 

Tel: +47 21 02 71 90 

Fax: +47 21 02 71 91 

Mail: nsf@skuespillerforbund.no 

www.skuespillerforbund.no 

Contact: Agnete Haaland 

Norske Dramatikeres Forbund 

Norwegian Playwrights' Association 

Rådhusgt. 7, 


Tel: +47 22 47 89 50 

Fax: +47 22 42 03 56 

Mail: post@dramatiker.no 

www.dramatiker.no 

Contact: Eva Sevaldson 

Norske film- og TV produsenters forening 

Norwegian Film- and TV Producers' Association 


Tel: +47 23 11 93 11 

Fax: +47 23 11 93 16 

Mail: produsentforeningen@produsentforeningen.no 

www.produsentforeningen.no 

Contact: Leif Holst Jensen 

Norske Filmbyråers Forening 

Norwegian Film Distributors Association 

Øvre Slottsgt. 12, N-0157 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 42 48 44 

Fax: +47 22 42 30 93 

Mail: kristin.hoenvoll@norskefilmbyraaersforening.no 

Contact: Kristin Hoenvoll

Norske filmregissører 

Norwegian Film Director's Guild 

Filmparken, Wedel Jarlsbergs vei 36 


Tel: +47 67 52 51 58 

Mail: nfr@filmdir.no 

www.filmdir.no 

Contact: Lars Berg 

Samisk filmforbund 

Sami Film Workers' Association 

Ersfjordveien 32, N-9100 Kvaløysletta 

Tel: +47 95 92 62 91 

Mail: bierna4u@hotmail.com 

Contact: Bjarne Store-Jakobsen 

DISTRIBUTORS 

Actionfilm AS 

Vålerenggata 47, N-0658 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 70 90 50 

Fax: +47 22 70 90 55 

Mail: filmdist@actionfilm.no 

www.actionfilm.no 

Contact: Tore Erlandsen 

Arthaus 


Tel: +47 22 47 46 85 

Fax: +47 22 47 46 92 

Mail: arthaus@arthaus.no 

www.arthaus.no 

Contact: Svend B. Jensen 

Buena Vista International Norway 

Sjølyst plass 4, P.O. Box 456 Skøyen, 

N-0213 Oslo 

Tel: +47 24 11 73 50 

Fax: +47 24 11 73 51 

Mail: Inger.Warendorph@disney.com 

www.bvi.no 

Contact: Inger Warendorph 

Corianderfilm AS 

Georgernes Verft 12 USF 

N-5011 Bergen 

Tel: +47 55 90 01 09 

Fax: +47 55 36 50 44 

Mail: eli@corianderfilm.no 

www.corianderfilm.no 

Contact: Eli Stangeland 

Europafilm AS 

Stortingsgt. 30 

P.O. Box 3126 Elisenberg, N-0207Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 83 42 90 

Fax: +47 22 83 41 51 

Mail: post@europafilm.no 

www.europafilm.no 

Contact: Erik Sælen 

Euforia Film 

Nedregate 5, N-0551 Oslo 

Tel: +47 21 37 99 92 

Fax: +47 24 20 05 01 

Mail: kjetil@euforia.no 

www.euforia.no 

Contact: Kjetil Omberg 

Exposed Film AS 

Møllergata 28, N-0179 Oslo 

Tel: + 47 22 20 77 00 

Fax: + 47 22 20 77 01 

Mail: info@exposed.no 

Contact: Bjørn Eivind Aarskog 

Fidalgo Filmdistribusjon AS 

Henrik Wergelandsgt. 52 

P.O. Box 666, N-4666 Kristiansand 

Tel: +47 38 02 40 04 

Fax: +47 38 02 23 54 

Mail: fidalgo@broadpark.no 

www.filmweb.no/fidalgo 

Contact: Arild Frøyseth, Frank Stavik 

Filmoptimistene 

Kringsjåvn. 25B, N-7032 Trondheim 

Tel: +47 99 44 80 40 

Mail: ola@filmoptimistene.no 

www.filmoptimistene.no 

Contact: Ola Lund Renolen 

Fox Film AS 

Dronningensgate 8 A 


Tel: +47 22 00 78 00 

Fax: +47 22 00 78 01 

Mail: foxfilms@sfnorge.no 

www.foxfilm.no 

Contact: Bjørn Jacobsen 

Nordisk Filmdistribusjon 

Sandakervn. 118 

P.O. Box 4884 Nydalen, N-0422 Oslo 

Tel: +47 21 54 47 00 

Fax: +47 21 54 47 01 

Mail: bjorn.hoenvoll@nordiskfilm.com 

www.filmweb.no/nordiskfilm 

Contact: Bjørn Hoenvoll 

Oro Film AS 

Øvre Vollgt. 6, N-0158 Oslo 

Tel: +47 23 10 30 80 

Fax: +47 23 10 30 99 

Mail: kreim@orofilm.no 

www.orofilm.no 

Contact: Pål Kreim 

Sandrew Metronome Norge AS 

Stortorget 2, P.O. Box 753 Sentrum, N-0106 Oslo 

Tel: +47 23 35 82 00 

Fax: +47 23 35 82 10 

Mail: frida.ohrvik@no.sandrewmetronome.com 

www.sandrewmetronome.no 

Contact: Frida Ohrvik 

Scanbox Entertainment Norway AS 

Dronningensgt. 10-14, P.O. Box 1097 Sentrum, 

N-0104 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 39 62 62 

Fax: +47 22 39 62 82 

E-mail: jimf@scanbox.com, 

www.scanbox.no 

Contact: Jim Frazee 

SEG Distribusjon 

Riddervoldsgt. 10 

N-0258 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 54 33 50 

Fax: +47 22 54 33 51 

Mail: egil@seg.no 

Contact: Egil Ødegård 

SF Norge AS 

Dronningensgt. 8 A 


Tel: +47 22 00 78 00 

Fax: +47 22 00 78 01 

Mail: post@sfnorge.no 

www.sfnorge.no 

Contact: Guttorm Petterson 

Tour de Force 

Georgernes Verft 12, N-5011 Bergen 

Tel: +47 55 30 08 40 

Fax: +47 55 30 08 41 

Mail: post@tourdeforce.no 

www.tourdeforce.no 

Contact: Tor Fosse 

United International Pictures AS 

Hegdehaugsvn. 27 

P.O. Box 7134 Majorstuen, N-0307 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 85 37 37 

Fax: +47 22 85 37 38 

E-mail: liv_jacobsen@uip.com 

www.uip.no 

Contact: Liv Jacobsen 


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FEATURE FILM PRODUCTION COMPANIES 

4 1/2 AS 

Krusesgt. 8, N-0263 Oslo 

Tel: +47 40 00 63 28 

Fax: +47 40 00 63 29 

Mail: mailbox@fourandahalf.no 

www.fourandahalf.no 

Contact: Karin Julsrud 

Alligator AS 


Tel: +47 55 21 40 50 

Fax: +47 55 21 40 55 

Mail: post@alligator.no 

www.alligator.no 

Contact: Jan Aksel Angeltvedt 

Barentsfilm AS 

Welding Olsens v. 50, N-0694 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 28 06 70 

Fax: +47 22 28 06 70 

Mail: jan-eg@online.no 

Contact: Jan-Erik Gammleng 

BulBul Film A/S 

Høyåsvn. 24, N-3216 Sandefjord 

Tel: +47 33 46 48 95 

Fax: +47 33 46 48 95 

Mail: odysse@online.no 

Contact: Bent Hamer 

Cinenord AS 

Marstrandgt. 9, N-0566 Oso 

Tel: +47 22 37 45 55 

Fax: +47 22 37 45 57 

Mail: spillefilm@cinenord.no 

www.cinenord.no 

Contact: Silje Hopland Eik, Tanya Nanette 

Badendyck 


Dalchows verden 


Tel: +47 22 20 47 00 

Fax: +47 22 20 47 01 

Mail: info@dalchowsverden.no 

www.dalchowsverden.no 

Contact: Jan Dalchow 

Exposed Film Production AS 


Tel: + 47 22 20 77 00 

Fax: + 47 22 20 77 01 

Mail: info@exposed.no, www.exposed.no 

Contact: Bjørn Eivind Aarskog 

Fantefilm AS 

Parkvn. 5, N-0350 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 59 39 00 

Fax: +47 22 59 39 01 

Mail: martin@fantefilm.no 

www.fantefilm.no 

Contact: Martin Sundland 

Fender Film AS 

Konglevn. 18, N-0875 Oslo 

Tel: +47 90 10 80 80 

Mail: post@fenderfilm.no 

www.fenderfilm.no 

Contact: Torleif Hauge 

Fenris Film & TV Produksjon 

Sagvn. 23A, N-0459 Oslo 

Tel: +47 23 12 17 10 

Fax: +47 23 12 17 11 

Mail: fenris@fenrisfilm.com 

www.fenrisfilm.com 

Contact: Tore Buvarp 

Filbmagoahti AS 

P.O. Box 350, N-9521 Kautokeino 

Tel: +47 78 48 66 66 

Fax: +47 78 48 65 66 

Mail: film@filbmagoahti.no 

Contact: Nils Thomas Utsi 

Filmhuset AS 

Riddervoldsgt. 10, N-0258 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 54 33 50 

Fax: +47 22 55 33 51 

Mail: egil@filmhuset.no 

www.filmhuset.no 

Contact: Egil Ødegård 

Filmkameratene AS 

Dronningensgt. 8 A 


Tel: +47 23 35 53 00 

Fax: +47 23 35 53 01 

Mail: film@filmkameratene.no 

Contact: John M. Jacobsen 

Fredrik Fiction AS 

Akershusstranda skur 35, N-0155 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 20 80 00 

Mail: fredrik@fredrikfiction.no 

www.fredrikfiction.no 

Contact: Fredrik Pryser 

Filmkollektivet 

Vaskerelven 8, N-5014 Bergen 

Tel: + 47 55 32 74 08 

Mail: post@filmkollektivet.no 

www.filmkollektivet.no 

Contact: Elin Sander 

Friland AS 

Torggt. 33, N-0183 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 17 47 00 

Fax: +47 22 17 47 01 

Mail: friland@friland.biz 

www.friland.biz 

Contact: Asle Vatn, Christian Fredrik Martin 

Helgeland Film AS 

Øvre Storgt. 59, N-3018 Drammen 

Tel: +47 32 89 17 90 

Mail: axelhelg@online.no 

www.helgeland-film.com 

Contact: Axel Helgeland 

Incakola Productions 

Pontoppidansgt. 10 B, N-0462 Oslo 

Tel: +47 91 87 81 24 

Mail: are@incakola.tv 

www.incakola.tv 

Contact: Are Syvertsen, Jon Martin Førland 

Indiefilm 

Ostadalsv. 35, N-0753 Oslo 

Tel: +47 90 86 52 03 

Fax: +47 22 73 44 03 

Mail: carsten@indiefilm.no 

www.indiefilm.no 

Contact: Carsten Aanonsen 

Maipo Film- og TV-Produksjon 

Wedel Jarlsbergsvei 36, 


Tel: +47 67 52 51 90 

Fax: +47 67 52 51 96 

Mail: maipo@maipo.no 

www.maipo.no 

Contact: Dag Alveberg 

Medieoperatørene AS 

Nedre Vaskegang 6, N-0186 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 99 31 20 

Fax: +47 22 99 31 21 

Mail: info@mop.no 

www.mop.no 

Contact: Hanne Myren 

Merkur Film Produksjon AS 

Sofiesgt. 60, N-0168 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 59 15 40 

Fax: +47 22 59 15 49 

Mail: merkur@merkur.no 

www.merkur.no 

Contact: Petter Vennerød

Mirmar Film Production AS 

Nestoppen 21 B, N-1344 Haslum 

Tel: +47 67 52 53 25 

Fax: +47 67 52 53 24 

Mail: tom@mirmar.no 

www.mirmar.no 

Contact: Tom Rysstad 

Monster Film 

Tullinsgt. 4C 

P.O. Box 7143 St. Olavs Plass, N-0130 Oslo 

Tell: +47 21 06 30 00 

Fax: +47 21 06 30 01 

Mail: post@monstermail.no 

www.monstersite.no 

Contact: Olav Øen 

Motlys A/S 

Sagvn. 18, N-0459 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 80 83 70 

Fax: +47 22 80 83 71 

Mail: motlys@motlys.com 

www.motlys.com 

Contact: Sigve Endresen 

Navillus Film 

Utgardveien 15, N-1368 Stabekk 

Tel: +47 92 26 19 22 

Mail: john@navillusfilm.no 

www.navillusfilm.no 

Contact: John Sullivan 

Nordisk Film & TV AS 

Sandakervn. 118 


Tel: +47 21 54 47 00 

Fax: +47 21 54 48 10 

Mail: nftv@nordiskfilm.no 

Contact: Stein Roger Bull 

Norsk filmproduksjon AS 



Tel: +47 67 52 54 20/21 

Fax: +47 67 52 54 44 

Mail: filmprod@online.no 

www.norskfilmproduksjon.no 

Contact: Hilde Berg, Bent Rognlien 

Paradox Film A/S 

Maridalsvn. 89, N-0461 Oslo 

Tel: +47 23 22 71 50 

Fax: +47 23 22 71 51 

Mail: firmapost@paradox.no 

www.paradox.no 

Contact: Finn Gjerdrum 

Penelope Film AS 

Kongensgt. 4 B 


Tel: +47 38 17 70 50 

Fax: +47 38 02 60 59 

Mail: post@penelope.no 

www.penelope.no, www.yohan.no 

Contact: Odd Hynnekleiv 

Piraya Film AS - Stavanger 

Lervigsveien 22 

NO-4016 Stavanger 

Tel: +47 51 11 63 36 

Fax: +47 51 11 63 37 

Mail: torstein@piraya.no 

www.piraya.no 

Contact: Torstein Grude 

Qvisten Animation 

Frimanns gt. 20, N-0165 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 20 97 40 

Fax: +47 22 20 97 39 

Mail: qvisten@qvisten.no 

www.qvisten.no 

Contact: Ove Heiborg 

Rubicon Film AS 

Sandakervn. 24 C 


Tel: +47 23 23 45 00 

Fax: +47 23 23 45 01 

E-mail: mail@rubicontv.no 

www.rubicontv.no 

Contact: Börje Hansson 

Speranza Film A/S 

Øvrefoss 14 C, N-0555 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 38 03 90 

Fax: +47 22 38 03 91 

E-mail: speranza@speranza.no 

www.speranza.no 

Contact: Thomas Robsahm 

Storm Studio 

Nedre gate 5, N-0551 Oslo 

Tel: +47 24 20 05 00 

Fax: +47 24 20 05 01 

Mail: kh@stormstudio.no 

www.stormstudio.no 

Contact: Kristin Hellebust, Lars Andreas Hellebust 

Tellus Works 

Gjerdrumsvei 12D, N-0484 Oslo 

Tel: +47 24 09 10 00 

Fax: +47 24 09 10 50 

Mail: info@tellusworks.com 

www.tellusworks.com 

Contact: Erik Giercksky 

Tordenfilm AS 

Marstrandgt. 9, N-0566 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 38 90 00 

Fax: +47 22 38 90 01 

E-mail: info@tordenfilm.no 

www.tordenfilm.no 

Contact. Eric Vogel, Kari Moen Kristiansen 

USF International A/S 

Mogens Thorsens gt. 3, N-0264 Oslo 

Tel: +47 90 84 20 58 

E-mail: remlov@online.no, straumes@yahoo.com 

Contact: Tom Remlov, Unni Straume 

Viafilm AS 

Prost Christies vei 19A, N-1362 Hosle 

Tel: +47 90 72 30 63 

Fax: +47 67 14 90 22 

Mail: anders@viafilm.no 

www.viafilm.no 

Contact: Anders Tangen 

Visions AS 

Kongens gt. 3, N-0156Oslo 

Tel: +47 95 10 15 90 

E-mail: ole.bernt@visions.no 

Contact: Ole Bernt Frøshaug 

Zwart Arbeid AS 

Kirkegt. 27, N-1632 Gamle Fredrikstad 

Tel: +47 69 32 22 33 

Fax: +47 69 32 20 50 

Mail: horn@motionblur.no 

www.zwartarbeid.com 

Contact: Espen Horn 

Øy-Film 

N-5915 Hjelmås 

Tel: + 47 56 35 33 72 

E-mail: oyfilm@online.no 

Contact: Øyvind Sandberg 


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FESTIVALS 

Bergen International Film Festival | October 


Tel: +47 55 30 08 40 

Fax: +47 55 30 08 41 

E-mail: biff@biff.no 

www.biff.no 

Contact: Tor Fosse 

Films from the South | October 


Telephone +47 22 82 24 80/81 

Fax: +47 22 82 24 89 

E-mail: info@filmfrasor.no 

www.filmfrasor.no 

Contact: Lasse Skagen 

Fredrikstad Animation Festival | November 

Kasernegt. 47, P.O. Box 1405, N-1602 

Fredrikstad 

Tel: +47 69 32 00 75 

Fax: +47 69 32 00 77 

E-mail: mail@animationfestival.no 

www.animationfestival.no 

Contact: Trond Ola Mevassvik 

Kosmorama | April 

Trondheim International Film Festival 

Prinsensgt. 2 B, N-7012 Trondheim 

Tel: +47 73 19 89 70 

Fax: +47 73 19 89 71 

E-mail: mail@kosmorama.no 

www.kosmorama.no 

Contact: Nina Steen 


Kristiansand International Children's Film 

Festival | April 

Kristiansand kino, P.O. Box 356, N-4663 

Kristiansand 

Tel +47 38 10 42 05 

Fax: +47 38 10 42 01 

Mail: d.krohn@krskino.no 

www.kicff.no 

Contact: Dankert Monrad-Krohn 

Minimalen Short Film Festival | March 

Filmhuset Rosendal, Innherredsveien 73 

P.O. Box 1083 Lademoen, N-7446 Trondheim 

Tel +47 73 52 27 57 

Fax: +47 73 53 57 40 

E-mail: festival@minimalen.com 

www.minimalen.no 

Contact: Per Fikse 

The Norwegian Documentary Film Festival | 

April 

Høgskulen i Volda, P.O. Box 500, N-6101Volda 

Tel: +47 40 48 46 36 

E-mail: leiar@dokfilm.com 

www.dokfilm.no 

Contact: Åge Andre Breivik 

The Norwegian International Film Festival | 

August 

Knut Knutsen O.A.S.gt. 4 

P.O. Box 145, N-5501 Haugesund 

Tel: +47 52 74 33 70 

Fax: +47 52 74 33 71 

E-mail: info@filmfestivalen.no 

www.filmfestivalen.no 

Contact: Gunnar Johan Løvvik, Håkon Skogrand 

The Norwegian Short Film Festival | June 


Tel: +47 22 47 46 46 

Fax: +47 22 47 46 90 

E-mail: kortfilm@kortfilmfestivalen.no 

www.kortfilmfestivalen.no 

Contact: Torunn Nyen 

Oslo International Film Festival | November 

Dronningensgt. 16, N-0152 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 20 07 66 

E-mail: info@oslofilmfestival.com 

www.oslofilmfestival.com 

Contact: Tommy Lørdahl 

Oslo Gay and Lesbian Film Festival | June 


Tel: +47 47 28 28 93 

E-mail: oglff@oglff.org 

www.oglff.org 

Contact: Bård Ydén 

Tromsø Internasjonale Filmfestival | January 

Tromsø International Film Festival 

Storgata 93 B, P.O. Box 285, N-9253 Tromsø 

Tel: +47 77 75 30 90 

Fax: +47 77 75 30 99 

E-mail: info@tiff.no 

www.tiff.no 

Contact: Martha Otte 

FILM COMMISSIONS 

The Norwegian Film Commission 


Tel: +47 55 56 43 43 

Fax: +47 55 56 43 48 

E-mail: post@norwegianfilm.com 

www.norwegianfilm.com 

Contact: Truls Kontny 

Western Norway Film Commission 


Tel: + 47 55 56 05 10 

Fax: + 47 55 56 03 55 

E-post: post@wnfc.no 

www.wnfc.no 

Contact: Torill Svege 

MAGAZINES 

FilmMagasinet AS 

Gjerdrums vei 19 

P.O. Box 5336 Majorstuen, N-0304 Oslo 

Tel: +47 24 11 85 50 

Fax: +47 24 11 85 04 

E-mail: einar@filmmagasinet.no 

www.filmmagasinet.no 

Contact: Einar Aarvig 

Film & Kino 


P.O. Box 446 sentrum, N-0104 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 47 46 28 

Fax: +47 22 47 46 98 

E-mail: geir@kino.no 

Contact: Geir Kamsvåg 

Rush Print 


N-0152 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 47 46 43 

Fax: +47 22 47 46 93 

E-mail: redaksjon@rushprint.no 

www.rushprint.no 

Contact: Kjetil Lismoen 

Z Filmtidsskrift 


Tel: +47 22 47 46 80 

Fax: +47 22 47 46 92 

E-mail: red@znett.com, www.znett.com 

Contact: Ingrid Rommetveit 

PUBLICITY 

Kulturmeglerne A/S 

Stortingsgt. 12, N-0164 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 40 59 90 

Fax: +47 22 40 59 96 

E-mail: kulturmeglerne@kulturmeglerne.no 

www.kulturmeglerne.no 

Contact: Svanhild Sørensen

ACTOR'S AGENTS 

Actors Agent Norge AS 

Kongens gate 15, N-0153 Oslo 

Tel: +47 92 40 83 13 

Fax: +47 22 42 18 55 

Mail: actorsagent@online.no 

www.actorsagent.no 

Contact: Christina A. Ulrichsen 

Hobbart & Hobbart AS 

Munkedamsveien 35 

PB 2048 Vika, N-0250 Oslo 

Tel: +47 46 55 27 

Mail: braathen@hobbart.no 

www.hobbart.no 

Contact: Martin Braathen 

REGIONAL FILM FUNDS 

Film3 AS 

Fabrikken 

Løkkegata 9, N-2615 Lillehammer 

Tel: + 47 92 80 52 50 

Mail: it@film3.no 

www.film3.no 

Contact: Inge Tenvik 

FilmCamp AS 

Postboks 144, N-9335 Øverbygd 

Tel + 47 77 83 35 00 

e-mail: post@filmcamp.no 

www.filmcamp.no 

Comtact: Svein Andersen 

Filmfondet FUZZ AS 

Georgernes verft 12, N-5011 Bergen 

Tel: + 47 55 62 63 93 

Fax: + 47 55 62 63 39 

Mail: post@fuzz.no 

www.fuzz.no 

Contact: Lars L. Marøy 

Filmkraft Rogaland AS 

Rogaland Fylkeskommune 

P.O. Box 130, N-4001 Stavanger 

Tel: +47 51 51 69 72 

Mail: post@filmkraft.no 

www.filmkraft.no 

Contact: Sjur Paulsen 

Midtnorsk Filmsenter AS 

P.O. Box 964 Sentrum, N-7410 Trondheim 

Tel: +47 73 51 55 50 

Mail: post@midtnorskfilm.no 

www.midtnorskfilm.no 

Contact: Solvor Amdal 

Nordnorsk Filmsenter A/S 

Øvergata 1 

P.O. Box 94, N-9751 Honningsvåg 

Tel: +47 78 47 64 00 

Fax: +47 78 47 64 10 

E-mail: nnfs@nnfs.no 

www.nnfs.no 

Contact: Hans Eirik Voktor 

Vestnorsk Filmsenter 

Western Norwegian Film Centre 


Tel: +47 55 56 09 05 

Fax: +47 55 56 03 55 

Mail: irmelin.nordahl@vestnorskfilm.no 

www.vestnorskfilm.no 

Contact. Irmelin Nordahl 

TECHNICAL FACILITIES 

Chimney Pot 

Drammensvn. 130, N-0277 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 13 51 70 

Fax: +47 22 13 51 71 

Mail: info@chimney.no 

www.chimney.no 

Contact: Martin Thorkildsen 

Drylab 

Drammensvn. 130, N-0277 Oslo 

Tel: +47 24 11 62 00 

Fax: +47 22 13 51 71 

Mail: post@drylab.no 

www.drylab.no 

Contact: Morten Nagel 

Digital Video Norge AS 

Sagvn. 23 F, N-0459 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 71 03 93 

Fax: 98 99 11 84 

Mail: dvnor@dvnor.no 

www.dvnor.no 

Contact: Arild Hansen 

Eurolab 

Malmøgt. 7, N- 0566 Oslo 

Tel: +47 23 12 22 50 

Fax: +47 23 12 22 51 

Mail: laser@eurolab.no 

Contact: Ellen Tobiassen 

Medieparken AS 

K. G. Meldalsvei 9 

P.O. Box 908, N-1670 Kårkerøy 

Tel: + 47 99 56 06 06 

Mail: post@medieparken.com 

www.medieparken.no 

Contact: Stein Georg Lillemoen 

Nordisk Film Post Production AS 

Gullhaugvn. 12 


Tel: +47 92 89 81 00 

Fax: +47 22 95 12 70 

Mail: espen.skjetne@filmteknikk.no 

www.nordiskfilm-postproduction.com 

Contact: Espen Skjetne, Åge Paulsen 

Norsk Filmstudio AS 



Tel: +47 67 52 54 00 

Fax: +47 67 52 54 11 

Mail: post@norskfilmstudio.no 

www.norskfilmstudio.no 

Contact: Knud Bjørne-Larsen 

Novio 

Nes terrasse 45, N-1394 Nesbru 

Tel: +47 66 77 81 80 

Fax: +47 66 98 15 55 

Mail: novio@novio.no 

www.novio.no 

Contact: Michael Simonsen 

Royal Filmservice A/S 

Hedmarksgt. 15, N-0658 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 68 51 40 

Fax: +47 22 19 73 93 

Contact: Dag Petersen 

Soundfactory AS 

Riddervoldsgt. 10, N-0258 Oslo 

Tel: +47 47 22 54 33 20 

Fax: +47 22 54 33 51 

Mail: studio@soundfactory.no 

www.soundfactory.no 

Zone 5 studios AS 

Enebakkvn. 69, N-0192 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 19 48 40 

Fax: +47 22 19 49 41 

Mail: studiomanager@zone5studios.no 

www.zone5studios.no 


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TELEVISION BROADCASTERS 

Canal + 

C More Entertainment 

P.O. Box 80 Bryn, N-0611 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 93 93 33 

Fax: +47 22 65 72 52 

www.canalplus.no 

NRK 

Norwegian Broadcasting Corp. 

N-0340 Oslo 

Tel: +47 23 04 70 00/ 

Drama department: +47 23 04 89 22 

Fax: +47 23 04 74 35 

Contact: Hans Rossiné 

TV 1000 Norge A/S 

Hammersborg Torg 1 

P.O. Box 8864 Youngstorget, N-0028 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 99 01 30 

Fax: +47 22 99 01 35 

TV 2 A/S 

Nøstegaten 72 

P.O. Box 7222, N-5020 Bergen 

Tel: +47 55 90 80 70 

Fax: +47 55 90 80 90 

and: 

Karl Johansgt. 14 


Tel: +47 22 31 47 00 

Fax: +47 22 31 47 01 

TV3 A/S 

Hammersborg Torg 1, N-0179 Oslo 

P.O. Box TV3 Youngstorget, N-0028 Oslo 

Tel: +47 22 99 00 33 

Fax: +47 22 99 00 19 


TVNorge A/S 

Biskop Gunnerusgt. 6, N-0155 Oslo 

Tel: +47 21 02 20 00 

Fax: +47 22 05 10 00 

PRINCIPAL CINEMAS 

Aurora Kino Fokus 

Grønnegata 100, N-9299 Tromsø 

Tel: +47 77 75 63 00 

Fax: +47 77 75 63 01 

E-mail: post@aurorakino.no 

www.aurorakino.no 

Contact: Geir Martin Jensen 

Bergen Kino 

Neumannsgt. 4 

P.O.Box 6153 Postterminalen, N-5892 Bergen 

Tel: +47 55 56 90 50 

Fax: +47 55 56 90 56 

E-mail: bergenkino@bergenkino.no 

www.bergenkino.no 

Contact: Stein Sandvik 

Edda Kino, Haugesund 

P.O. Box 488, N-5501 Haugesund 

Tel: +47 52 71 90 07 

Fax: +47 52 71 90 00 

E-mail: grethe.grinde@haugesund.kommune.no 

www.edda-kino.no 

Contact: Grete Grinde 

Fredrikstad Kino 

P.O. Box 1405, N-1602 Fredrikstad 

Tel: +47 69 30 60 70 

E-mail: josj@fredrikstad.kommune.no 

www.fredrikstadkino.no 

Contact: Olav Kjeldsen 

Kino 1, Stavanger 

Sølvberggt. 2, P.O. Box 194, N-4001 Stavanger 

Tel: +47 51 51 07 00 

Fax: +47 51 51 07 01 

E-mail: post@kino1-stavanger.no 

www.kino1-stavanger.no 

Contact: Frode Nilsen 

Kristiansand Kino 


Tel: +47 38 10 42 00 

Fax: +47 38 10 42 01 

E-mail: post@krskino.no 

www.krskino.no 

Contact: Petter Benestad 

Oslo Kino AS 

Roald Amundsensgt. 6, P.O. Box 1584 Vika, 

N-0118 Oslo 

Tel: +47 99 43 20 00 

Fax: +47 22 42 48 80 

E-mail: post@oslokino.no 

www.oslokino.no 

Contact: Geir Bergkastet 

Trondheim Kino 

Prinsensgt. 2 B, N-7012 Trondheim 

Tel: +47 73 80 88 00 

Fax: +47 73 80 88 01 

Mail: kino@trondheimkino.no 

www.trondheimkino.no 

Contact: Egil Akselsen

materie 2004* - Norsk filminstitutt

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