Discovery Co-production Platform
Discovery is the Nordic Film Market’s dedicated platform for showcasing feature films in development. It aims to promote Nordic creators and talents while fostering connections with co-production and financing partners across Europe.
In 2025, Nordic Film Market will present 15 Nordic films in development. The stage presentations and award ceremony are scheduled for Thursday, January 30, with one-on-one meetings taking place on January 30 and 31. The Discovery section is moderated by Jonas Pedersen Hardebrant.
As part of the Discovery platform, selected projects are eligible for the prestigious €15,000 Film Finances Scandinavia Award. This cash development award recognises one outstanding project from the lineup, offering essential support for its continued development. The award is generously presented by Film Finances Scandinavia.
Priority access is granted to Nordic Film Market-accredited attendees. Presentations will take place at the Biopalatset multiplex cinema.
Special Presentation
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Discovery 2025 projects
A Certain Type
Norway
Elion (Working title)
Denmark
Bloodsuckers
Sweden
Colossus of Tenderness
Denmark
Flowers of Farewell
Finland
GIRL BEAST
Denmark
Idrix
Sweden
Like There is no Tomorrow
Sweden
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Low Expectations
Norway
Siri, Police
Sweden
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Whale
Iceland
When Johan Johanaš disappeared to the mountains
Finland
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You Crazy Thing
Finland
09:30 - 11:30
Discovery Co-production Platform
Each year, more than 500 high-profile industry professionals, including sales agents, distributors, producers, funding bodies, and public agencies, attend the Nordic Film Market. This makes it the premier regional event for discovering promising projects and networking with Nordic talents and producers. The 2025 edition of Discovery will feature a curated lineup of 14–16 projects.
Recent projects that have been part of the Discovery lineup include The Holy Spider (Ali Abbasi), The Opponent (Milad Alami), Pleasure (Ninja Thyberg), The Quiet Migration (Malene Choi Jensen), and Sick of Myself (Kristoffer Borgli).