Works in progress presentations are only available to accredited participants at Nordic Film Market. No press allowed.

The Nordic Film Market programme will be presented at the festival’s digital industry platform available to the market delegates. The Works in progress will be presented in dynamic broadcasted sessions on February 5. The presentations will also be available to watch afterwards. Exclusive one-on-one meetings between the projects and market delegates will be followed after the presentations, by invitation only.

The selected works in progress for the 23rd edition Nordic Film Market are:

Clara Sola (Sweden) directed by Nathalie Alvarez, produced by Nima Yousefi, Hob Ab. Sales, TBA.

Cop Secret (Iceland) directed by Hannes Thór Halldórsson, produced by Lilja Ósk Snorradóttir, Pegasus. Sales, TBA.

Golden Land (Finland) directed by Inka Achté, produced by Liisa Karpo, napafilms. Sales, CAT&Docs.

Margrete – Queen of the North (Denmark) directed by Charlotte Sieling, produced by Birgitte Skov and Lars Bredo Rahbek, SF Studios. Sales, REinvent.

Nothing to laugh about (Norway) directed by Peter Næss, produced by Gudny Hummelvoll and Eleonore Anselm, Hummelfilm, and Rikke Ennis, REinvent. Sales, TrustNordisk.

Speak No Evil (Denmark) directed by Christian Tafdrup, produced by Jacob Jarek, Profile Pictures. Sales, TrustNordisk.

The Emigrants (Sweden) directed by Erik Poppe, produced by Fredrik Wickström Nicastro, SF Studios. Sales, REinvent.

Night of Dying (Denmark), directed by Tea Lindenburg, produced by Lise Stender and Jesper Morthorst, Motor. Sales, TBA.

The Pact (Denmark) directed by Bille August, produced by Jesper Morthorst and Karin Trolle, SF Studios & Motor. Sales, REinvent.

The School Master Games (Sweden) directed by Ylva Forner, produced by Sofia Ferguson, Northern Fable. Sales, LevelK.

The Venus Effect (Denmark) directed by Anna Emma Haudal, produced by Lise Stender and Rikke Lassen, Motor. Sales, TBA.

Wolka (Iceland), directed by Árni Ólafur Ásgeirsson, produced by Hilmar Sigurdsson and Beggi Jónsson, Saga Film. Sales, ARRI Media International.

Yellow Sulfur Sky (Finland) directed by Claes Olsson, produced by Jukka Helle and Hanna Virolainen, Solar Films. Sales, Solar Films/Smile Entertainment.

Check out the Discovery (films in development) here