The complete line-up of prize winners at the 66th Nordic Film Days.
The grant for a noted writer for a new theatrical film goes to Angelina Maccarone. The second grant, to a writer with ties to Lübeck for an open format visual story for any platform, goes to Anne Döring.
As part of the ceremonies, the festival bestowed its Honorary Prize for her contributions to cinema to Finnish actor Kati Outinen.
The Lübeck Meetings events provide a platform for German, Nordic, and Baltic filmmakers to talk about current developments and network with potential partners.
Advance ticket sales start on October 26, 2024.
At today’s press conference, the team of the Nordic Film Days Lübeck presented the full programme for the 66th edition of the festival that turns Lübeck into the European hub for Nordic and Baltic films.
The internationally renowned thespian will receive the festival’s Honorary Award on opening night, November 6, at the Cinestar Filmpalast.
The first two recipients, Annika Pinske and Gesine Danckwart, publicly presented the projects that they have been developing since November 2023, and talked about their experiences in Lübeck.
The 5,000 euro endowment is given to an outstanding work in the sections Nordic Shorts and Young Audiences.
The prize-winning film premiered at Cannes and will celebrate its German premiere in Lübeck.
The prize is endowed with € 5000 and is awarded by a four-person jury, made up of film enthusiasts who are members of the ver.di trade union.
Lübeck Meetings is a collection of events organised by the festival and its partners for industry guests from Germany and abroad.
Film submissions for the up-coming 66th Nordic Film Days Lübeck (6.-10.11.2024) are possible from now until August 1st, 2024.
Hailer, who took up the position in October 2020, works in tandem with managing director Susanne Kasimir.
Jenni Zylka steps into the role of curator of the section for TV series at the Nordic Film Days in Lübeck.
In honour of the centennial of Thomas Mann’s “Magic Mountain”, the Retrospective of the 66th Nordic Film Days Lübeck (November 6 – 10, 2024) will be dedicated to snow.
Ticket numbers of this year's Nordic Film Days Lübeck are close to the record results in 2019, when a total of almost 30,000 spectators visited the festival. Almost 200 filmmakers from all Nordic and Baltic countries and Germany presented their work personally to the audience as guests of the festival.
The film awards for the 65th Nordic Film Days Lübeck were handed out this evening at the gala Prize Night at Theater Lübeck. MC Loretta Stern hosted the ceremony during which prizes worth 65,000 euros were awarded.
The first two recipients of the Nordic Film Days Lübeck Script Development Grant for German-language projects have been chosen. The names were announced during the opening night ceremonies for the 65th festival.
The 65th edition of the Nordic Film Days Lübeck started the festival with a celebratory opening in the large hall of the Cinestar Stadthalle. As part of the opening, the festival's honorary prize was awarded to the Swedish director and screenwriter Roy Andersson.
As part of the 13th Lübeck Meetings, the annual gathering of film professionals at the Nordic Film Days Lübeck, the festival will present a new programme to foster young Nordic and Baltic filmmaking talent.
Norwegian actor and director Liv Ullmann, who has been honorary president of the festival for more than 40 years, will attend next month’s 65th Nordic Film Days Lübeck.
In just two weeks, the 65th Nordic Film Days Lübeck begins. Many international filmmakers will be in Lübeck to present their films. Advance ticket sales start on October 28, 2023.
At today’s press conference for the 65th Nordic Film Days Lübeck at the Haus der Kaufmannschaft, festival directors Susanne Kasimir (festival management) and Thomas Hailer (artistic director) joined Lübeck’s mayor, Jan Lindenau, the city-state’s senator of culture and education Monika Frank, and the curators of the individual sections on the podium to present the full programme for the festival that turns Lübeck into the European hub for Nordic and Baltic films From November 1 to 5.
The opening night film at the 65th Nordic Film Days Lübeck (Nov. 1-5, 2023) will be the 2023 Swedish-Danish comedy “Together 99” (“Tilsammans 99”), directed by Lukas Moodysson.
The 65th Nordic Film Days Lübeck (November 1 – 5, 2023) will dedicate its Homage to Swedish director and screenwriter Roy Andersson. The internationally renowned filmmaker will receive the festival’s Honorary Award on opening night, November 1, at the Cinestar Filmpalast cinema.
Since "Barbie" teenage culture is on everyone's lips - again. “Teen films,” wrote the Süddeutsche Zeitung in 2014, “have always been a genre that Hollywood has liked to provoke with – because here adults are mercilessly confronted with the obsessions of teenagers. It started in the fifties, with Marlon Brando and James Dean..."
Starting in 2023, two grants will be awarded annually to bolster the screenwriting talent pool in Lübeck and its surrounds.
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