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Nordisk Film Production. Nordisk Film Production is a producer of film and TV content, with a strong focus on the Scandinavian market. They have a hand in roughly 15 productions per year, spanning a range of formats and genres. The overall strategy for Nordisk Film Production is the same as when the company was founded: to entertain a broad ...
- 6 November 1906; 116 years ago
- Entertainment
- Motion pictures, television programs, cinemas, event tickets
Producing high-quality films and series. We have been producing films since 1906, where Nordisk Film was founded in Denmark and we are proud of our back catalogue with titles such as Charter (2020) by Amanda Kernell, Queen of Hearts (2019) by May el-Toukhy, Land of Mine (2015) by Martin Zandvliet, A War (2015) by Tobias Lindholm and Kon-Tiki (2013) by Joachim Rønning and Espen Sandberg, where ...
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Nordisk Film was founded in 1906 in Valby, just outside Copenhagen, by entrepreneur Ole Olsen and is one of the world’s first film companies. We still have our headquarters on the Valby lot where you will also find the world’s oldest still standing film studio building. Since our foundation we have created a raft of popular film successes ...
film production in 1930 and from then on Nordisk Film had a steady production. Nordisk Film is still at its original site in Valby. Since 1992 it has been a subsidiary of the Egmont Group and today the company presents itself on it’s homepage as “… a modern media house that … provides entertainment in all genres and in all media …”.
Jan 22, 2021 · Credit: Anders Lonnfeld MRP. Nordisk Film has signed a development and distribution deal with MRP Matila Röhr Productions, a leading Finnish production company launched 30 years ago by Marko ...
- Elsa Keslassy
Nordisk Film merges with Egmont and continues to grow its film production, film distribution and cinemas. In the latter part of the 1990s, Nordisk Film enters into a distribution deal with Sony PlayStation covering the Nordic and Baltic countries – a partnership that is still an important part of Nordisk Film’s collective business portfolio.
Visuals: On a black background, the Nordisk Film logo at the time fades in. This time, the globe is now redesigned to have a view of Eurasia and Africa, as well as more lines. The globe is also colored light grey with dark grey seas. The text surrounding the globe is also in a different font and "COMPAGNI" now says "KOMPAGNI".
