Event

Pohjoismaiden neuvoston elokuvapalkinnon paneeli

28.9.2018 17:00–18:00

Akateeminen kirjakauppa, Pohjoisesplanadi 39, Helsinki, Suomi

Languages: English

Helsingin Akateemisen Kohtaamispaikalla järjestetään Pohjoismaiden neuvoston elokuvapalkinnon paneeli.

Paneelissa keskustelevat ohjaaja Benedikt Erlingsson (Woman at War, Islanti), näyttelijä Elliott Crosset Hove (Winter Brothers, Tanska) ja ohjaaja Teemu Nikki (Armomurhaaja, Suomi).

Pohjoismaiden neuvoston elokuvapalkinto jaettiin ensimmäisen kerran vuonna 2002 ja vuodesta 2005 se on jaettu vuosittain. Palkintoa pidetään pohjoismaiden tärkeimpänä elokuvapalkintona.

Tänä vuonna palkinnosta kilpailevat Teemu Nikin ohjaama Armomurhaaja (Suomi), Benedikt Erlingssonin ohjaama Woman at War (Islanti), Joachim Trierin ohjaama Thelma (Norja), Jens Assurin ohjaama Ravens (Ruotsi) ja Hlynur Pálmasonin ohjaama Winter Brothers (Tanska) Palkinto jaetaan 30. lokakuuta Oslossa.

Tapahtuman järjestää Akateeminen kirjakauppa ja Pohjosmaiden ministerineuvosto.

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