Nostradamus is a multiyear international initiative to document and analyse industry changes and make projections for the future. Here, you can read the news and reports and watch seminars about Nostradamus.
The 11th Nostradamus report will be presented at Marché du Film 2024 on May 20 by media analyst and report author Johanna Koljonen.
For the third consecutive year, Göteborg Film Festival’s annual Nostradamus report will be unveiled in collaboration with Marché du Film during Festival de Cannes.
This year’s interviewees include:
Angela Chan (Professor, Head of Inclusive Futures for CoSTAR)
Fatima Djoumer (Director, Europa Cinemas)
Gaia Tridente (Director, MIA – Mercato Internazionale Audiovisivo)
Guillaume Esmiol (Executive Director, Marché du Film)
Hanna Reifgerst (Programmer Young Audiences, Nordische Filmtage Lübeck)
Joanna Szymańska (Producer, Shipsboy)
Kjersti Mo (CEO, Norwegian Film Institute)
Robert Franke (Vice President Drama, ZDF Studios)
Tabitha Jackson (Consultant, Film Executive)
Ted Hope (Producer, Co-founder Double Hope Films)
Tomas Eskilsson (Head of Strategy, Film i Väst)
11th Nostradamus report release and session @ Marché du Film
Time: Monday, May 20, 10.00 CET
Venue: Main Stage (Riviera) & Online
Access only with Marché Badge on-site.
The 2023 Nostradamus report ”Everything Changing All At Once” was presented at Marché du Film on May 22, 2023 by media analyst and author Johanna Koljonen. Read the 10th Nostradamus report here .
The Nostradamus Project monitors, predicts, and analyses the near future of the audiovisual industries. The Nostradamus Project is founded and run by Göteborg Film Festival with partners BoostHBG and Kulturakademin, and additional support from Nordisk Film & TV Fond and the Region Västra Götaland.
Since 2013, the Göteborg Film Festival’s Nostradamus initiative has provided in-depth insights and projections on the future of the evolving audiovisual sector. The annual reports, written by media analyst Johanna Koljonen, offer valuable foresight for professionals, policymakers, and public agencies across Europe.
Over the past decade, the Nostradamus reports have documented the digital transformation of the film and television sectors, noting trends in new business models, distribution strategies, and audience behaviors; production volume increasing to record levels, and peaking—and the industry weathering a global pandemic (that the reports admittedly did not predict).
The Nostradamus initiative’s mission is to document and provide foresight into the near future of the industry, and to present the insights in a manner that is equally comprehensible to producers, policymakers, stars, and students. This is achieved through interviews with change-makers and people in strategic positions in the industry, and strategic analysis, supported by comprehensive research and a journalistic approach.
Under the Nostradamus umbrella, we host international seminars and sessions at Nordic Film Market and TV Drama Vision during Göteborg Film Festival, as well as, Cannes’ Marché du Film, and the European Film Market in Berlin. The project’s insights have been shared globally, from Brussels to Rio, influencing discussions at major film markets and industry think tanks, such as the EFADs Think Tank and the EFARN.
In 2023, we presented the 10th report, ”Everything Changing All At Once”.
The 11th Nostradamus report will be presented at Marché du Film on May 20, 2024.
Report author and media analyst: Johanna Koljonen
Editorial team: Cia Edström, Josef Kullengård, Johanna Koljonen
The Nostradamus Project is founded and run by Göteborg Film Festival with partners BoostHBG and Kulturakademin, and additional support from Nordisk Film & TV Fond and the Region Västra Götaland.
Josef Kullengård, Head of Industry, Göteborg Film Festival josef.kullengard@goteborgfilmfestival.se
Johanna Koljonen, Nostradamus Report author, johanna.koljonen@participation.design
General Information: industry@goteborgfilmfestival.se
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