Prizes to Norwegian Films
THREE TOP PRIZES FOR NORWAY
Norwegian directors won for Best Feature, Best Documentary and Best Children’s Movie at the Nordic Film Days in Lübeck.
The Norwegian winners, from left: Directors Christian Lo, Iram Haq, Kari Anne Moe and actor Tobias Santelmann (I am Yours/Chasing the Wind)
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LÜBECK: Norwegian director Iram Haq’s first feature, I am Yours (Jeg er din) – Norway’s official submission for the Oscar nomination – received yesterday (2 November) half of the main €12,500 NDR Prize at the Nordic Film Days in Lübeck. Haq shared with Danish director Michael Noer’s Northwest (Nordvest)
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At the awards ceremony of the largest festival for Nordic, Baltic and regional Schleswig-Holstein cinema, Norwegian director Kari Anne Moe’s documentary Bravehearts (Til ungdommen), a portrait of “a devoted generation marked for life by July 22 (the Utøya massacre)”, collected the the €2,500 award for Best Documentary.
Norwegian films
Norwegian director Christian Lo’s The Tough Guys (De tøffeste gutta), about Modulf the Super Hero, was named Best Children’s Movie by a jury of four 11-12-year-old children to receive the €5,000 prize. Launched domestically early September, the film has so far sold 40,000 tickets.
The Ecumenical Jury gave Norwegian director Rune Denstad Langlo’s Chasing the Wind (Jag etter vind) a Special Mention at the 55th Nordic Film Days, which will end today after screening 160 films, including a record number of 37 Norwegian titles.Admissions are expected to reach last year’s 27,000.