Dragon Award Best Nordic Film offers a prize sum of SEK 400 000.
For the 34th time, Göteborg Film Festival will hand out the award for best Nordic film, Dragon Award Best Nordic Film. All in all, eight films are included in the competition, which offers a prize sum of SEK 400 000 (approx. 39 000 €) that is handed out in cooperation with Region Västra Götaland and the City of Gothenburg.
This year’s nominees are:
Christoffer Sandler
Teenager falls in love at first sight and saves in on her ADHD medication in imaginative drama comedy fully packed with passion and Göteborg romanticism.
Juho Kuosmanen
Recently dumped Finnish archaeology student on trip to Murmansk shares a compartment with a vodka-soused roughneck in an irresistible romantic drama.
Lovisa Sirén
Lovisa Sirén makes her feature film debut with a delightfully messy road movie where two sisters and a teenager daughter fight their way from Stockholm through Europe to Portugal.
Morgane Dziurla-Petit
Eccentric family in the countryside spread chaos and conflict in nutty, humorous feature film debut, where dreams of becoming a film star in Clermont-Ferrand meet terrorist threats among tractors and chickens for slaughter.
Eskil Vogt
Harmless pranks transform into nightmarish cruelty in perfectly excuted thriller about rival playmates with paranormal abilities.
Aino Suni
Throbbing teenage hearts and pulsating beats in alluring, hallucinatory psychological drama about love and obsession.
Tea Lindeburg
Concentrated and award-winning drama that with visual punch portrays a fateful summer day and night in 19th century farming society.
Valdimar Jóhannsson
Twisted imagery magic in modern fairy tale where Noomi Rapace’s sheep farmer longing for a child experiences a strange miracle.
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