Nordic Shorts

For the second year, Stockholm Industry Days presents Stockholm Nordic Shorts, a film competition celebrating the tonality, precision, and storytelling in the world of Nordic cinema.

This competition-section at Stockholm International Film Festival highlights the quality of rising Nordic filmmakers. The Nordic short film scene is burning with innovation and new visions.

During this event the filmmakers’ short films will be screened on the big screen to an international industry audience. The winner of Nordic Shorts will be announced during the festival award ceremony.

Watch all the shortfilms at Filmhuset Salong Mauritz Tuesday November 17 at 17:30




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Never Enough

BY: Julius Lagoutte Larsen
COUNTRY: Denmark, France
LANGUAGE: Danish

When Agnes's best friend Selma decides to move out, an old emptiness resurfaces.

"You're pushing me away. I've seen it before" becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy as Agnes retreats into isolation.

The only question is how she'll fill the void this time. 

THE LAST TOURIST IN EUROPE

When a couple travels to Germany for a relaxing holiday, they arrive at an eerily empty hotel.

Free from distractions and prying eyes, restlessness begins to grow, and a performative game puts their relationship to the test.

BY: Balder Ljunggren
COUNTRY: Sweden, Norway
LANGUAGE: Swedish, Norweigan

Corpus

BY: Amalie Maria Nielsen
COUNTRY: Denmark
LANGUAGE: Danish

In a limestone quarry, an unmanned excavator unearths what lies buried beneath the surface, while a group of teenagers swims in a nearby lake.

An ancient Danish myth takes on a new queer interpretation as tactile imagery reveals what a teenage girl has been keeping to herself.

STolen memories

When old photographs resurface after a burglary, the family's eldest son spirals into doubt.

What once seemed certain becomes questionable as memories and dreams blur into oblivion. Suddenly, his seemingly ordinary childhood – and everyone who was part of it – is called into question.

BY: Anders Davidsen
COUNTRY: Norway, Sweden
LANGUAGE: Norwegian

Everything Passes

BY: Rosa Frølund-Lie
COUNTRY: Denmark, Italy
LANGUAGE: Italian

Amid olive groves and corruption in southern Italy, Matteo sends one final letter home before falling victim to a Mafia killing.

Through dizzying camerawork and haunting personal accounts, the film documents a true story of a future lost and the grief of those who were meant to share it.