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The Norwegian International Film Festival will reach its 40th anniversary next year. The anniversary will put its mark on the festival when it is held from 17 to 23 August 2012. |
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There was a full house and a standing ovation when
The Head Hunters received its gala premiere in Haugesund on Tuesday night. |
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To great applause, the actresses of
Coming Home arrived at the red carpet on horseback before the opening of Cinemagi in Haugesund monday. |
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King of Devil's Island won Best Norwegian Film in Theatrical Release, Erik Skjoldbjærg won Best Director with
Nokas, while the audience award the People's Amanda went to
The Troll Hunter during the big evening of celebration in Haugesund for the film industry. With its five Amanda Awards,
Limbo became the biggest success. |
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The Swedish director Richard Hobert will visit the Norwegian International Film Festival in Haugesund together with the famous actor and singer Sven-Bertil Taube in connection with the world premiere of Hobert's new film
A One-way to Antibes, where Taube plays the lead. He is accompanied to Haugesund by Lena Endre, who has been nominated for an Amanda for Best Actress in a Supporting Role. |
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The entire country will be reflected on the big screen when the Norwegian International Film Festival is showcasing new, regional short films and documentaries in a brand new programme during this year's festival. |
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The Norwegian International Film Festival is proud to present this year's film programme, where Norwegian films dominate. As many as seven Norwegian features will premiere during the festival. |
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It is a pleasure to confirm that the documentary about Pushwagner will receive its Norwegian premiere during the Norwegian International Film Festival in Haugesund. The film is directed by Even Benestad and August Baugstø Hanssen. Pushwagner will visit Haugesund with an exhibition in connection with the premiere and will also decorate an entire wall at the festival hotel – Rica Maritim Hotel – as a gift to the people of the city. |
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The 39th Norwegian International Film Festival in Haugesund tonight closed with the premiere of Joachim Trier's
Oslo, August 31st. The film also won the The Norwegian Film Critics Award in Haugesund during the closing ceremony. Director Joachim Trier was present in Haugesund together with screenwriter Eskil Vogt. |
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Monday, things were finally ready for the premiere of the documentary about Pushwagner, as directed by Even Benestad and August Baugstø Hanssens. The protagonist himself turned out to be in great form already during the unveiling of the Pushwagner wall at the Rica Maritim Hotel in the morning. |
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It was a great atmosphere in Haugesund sunday, when
Sons of Norway opened the 39th Norwegian International Film Festival. The filmmakers and the actors drove on to the red carpet using the hippie van from the film – to great applause from the onlookers. |
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Thursday the Nordic audience programme Fokus Norden during the Norwegian International Film Festival in Haugesund is opened. The opening film is Jannicke Systad Jacobsen's Turn Me on, Goddammit. The director is present in Haugesund together with the author Olaug Nilssen, who wrote the novel behind the film, as well as the actors Helene Bergsholm, Malin Bjørhovde, Matias Myren and Beate Støfring. As a supporting short, there will be a world premiere of Charlotte Blom's Dear Lisa with the director present. |
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It is a pleasure to confirm that the American documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock will visit Haugesund with his latest film
POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold. |
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The Norwegian International Film Festival wants to create a bigger space for the writers. To accomplish this, there will be a number of events focussing on this important profession within film production during this year's festival. |
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The Master Class will explore how award-winning screenwriter Jim V. Hart adapted
Dracula for Francis Ford Coppola’s 1992 screen adaptation of Bram Stoker’s horror classic. |
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The Norwegian International Film Festival has the pleasure to confirm that Morten Tyldum's
Headhunters will receive its Norwegian premiere during the film festival in Haugesund. Headhunters is the first Jo Nesbø novel to be filmed, and it has already been sold to 30 countries. |
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