Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match. The current head to head record for the teams are FK Haugesund 14 win(s), Viking 17 win(s), and 10 draw(s). Have scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches Have conceded the most penalties this season (5) Amund Wichne is ranked 2 in saves per match in the competition (4.2) Have scored 17 goals in their last 5 matches Viking have won the previous 2 matches against FK Haugesund. Zlatko Tripic is ranked 1 in big chances created in the competition (7) Haugesund Sparebank ArenaNewsWho will win?X‌‌‌About the matchFK Haugesund is playing home against Viking at Haugesund Sparebank Arena on Sun Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are FK Haugesund 14 win(s) Viking have won the previous 2 matches against FK Haugesund Although Norwegians live a largely western lifestyle the day-to-day rhythms of life here are inevitably ruled by the climate warmth and light are surprisingly easy to come by too particularly in this region–you’ll just have to wait until spring the colder months are the perfect time to embrace the coziness of a sauna or the drama of a ski hill you have gorgeous waters to swim in and expansive terrain to hike The port cities and villages that dot this rugged coastline offer a rich sampling of the very best of Norwegian culture Take a guided tour for an introduction to its rich roots as you set foot in its stave churches and charming eateries serving up local fishers’ freshest catches you’ll discover why Norway is often judged as one of the world’s greatest places to not just visit See: Flåmsbana If you make just one jaunt while in the region which begins at sea level and climbs over 2,800 feet through beautifully rugged terrain to Myrdal mountain station and ranks among the world’s most stunning train routes Touch: The silky white sands of Åkrafjorden one of the most beautiful beaches in Norway Smell: The dewy pines and mineral waters that characterize the region’s iconic fjords like the Aurlandsfjord make time for the hiking routes—most of them accessible by car or by old railways offering plenty of stops along the way The sometimes controversial sub-genre originated in Norway and was inspired by the nation’s wilderness and extreme natural elements Listen as you walk around Stavanger or try and catch a show at cozy live music pub Piren Taste: Fresh berries and smoked fish—all beloved local delicacies—at Flåm’s rambunctious Aegir Microbrewery Taste Norway’s rich and fortifying history and culture like a true Sami The city’s many museums explore local art and artisanal craftsmanship and the agricultural and anthropological history of this busy destination you’ll also want to keep your eyes peeled for Norway’s obelisk national monument which was built in 1872 to commemorate a century of unification Haraldshaugen is said to be the burial place of Harald Fairhair Viking Adventure | Photo courtesy of Visit Haugesund/Visit Norway. Photo courtesy of Vest Foto/ Ida K. Vollum/Visit Norway.Morning: Take a step back into this city’s rich history by taking a guided tour led by a local expert. Tours offered by Viking Adventure are a sure bet Åkrasanden | Anetlanda/iStock/Getty ImagesAfternoon: Explore the candy-colored facades of the fjordic waterfront, then wander down picturesque Haraldsgata, teeming with cafes and boutiques. An early afternoon aperitif at one of Haugesund’s oldest pubs, Mackkjelleren is a great spot to get chatting with locals and sample this spot’s signature brews Evening: Dine at the dainty, low-key but romantic Dattera Til Lothe Book a table and enjoy their earth fish soups and stews all in a gently lit setting filled with carved woods and fresh flowers Dattera Til Lothe | Photo courtesy of Dattera Til Lothe _____________________________________________________________________ Things to do in StavangerA 12th-century cathedral looms at the heart of this industrial fjordside city bringing together its historic and contemporary vibes with a perfectly Norwegian finesse but its university town status means it is still bursting with plenty of youthful energy One of Norway’s most-talked-about fjords (Lysefjord) is 75 minutes away from town but if you’d rather not make the schlep to the mountains Stavanger is still home to plenty of shopping and eating options to keep you entertained in its downtown area Gamle Stavanger | Photo courtesy of FotoKnoff / Sven-Erik Knoff - Visit Region Stavanger mauinow1/iStock/Getty ImagesMorning: The Gamle Stavanger historic city center and its cobblestone streets will have you seriously considering relocating here Its 170 white wooden houses predate World War II and are lined with sunflowers and foxgloves and copious Norwegian flags Noon: Exploring Lysefjord from Stavanger is also easily done on a tight timeline You may leave late in the morning and be back for an early dinner The ferry goes directly from downtown and the four-hour round trip is worth the drop-dead beautiful scenery you’ll likely spot seals basking on rocks and you’ll also float right past the infamous Vagabond’s Cave and creep close to the intense Hengjanefossen waterfall Lysefjord loop | Photo courtesy of Fjord Norway/fjordnorway.com/Visit NorwayLate afternoon: Grab a table at Gådjå Etiopisk a perfectly local and lowkey eatery that is a Stavanger favorite Sharing platters of spongy buckwheat injera bread and all the bean stews and sauces it can mop up is comforting after a long day spent exploring Evening: If you find yourself in town after dark, you’ll realize that Stavanger isn’t necessarily the place for a wild night out. Check the listings, though, for venues like Piren or Backstage and you might be able to catch some live music Backstage | Nightman1965/Shutterstock _____________________________________________________________________ Things to do in FlåmIf you’ve ever been to Iceland or the Faroe Islands Flåm is a village that calls to mind some of the most remote elements of both beloved destinations This is evident in Flåm’s lush emerald hills and fields and winding bends with striking views around every corner this tiny ancient spot is hugged by mountains over 4,500 feet high The surrounding UNESCO World Heritage site is one of the nation’s most cherished destinations and measures over 10 miles long Home to less than 500 Norwegians who live in the village year-round, Flåm welcomes many thousands of visitors each year who come to see its museum and adorable cafes and restaurants. But the main attraction is without doubt the iconic Flåmsbana railway which allows you to hurtle through the landscape in a vintage train compartment The Flåm railway | Photo courtesy of Torild Moland - TravelStock/Visit Norway. Photo courtesy of Øyvind Heen - fjords.com/Visit Norway.Morning: Make like Elsa and her Frozen friends aboard the Flåmsbana If you feel like you’re living in a movie while in Flåm it’s probably because its scenery is said to have inspired the Disney blockbuster The Flåmsbana from Flåm to Myrdal passes through 20 tunnels and stops many times for photo ops along the way making it the ideal way to experience everything the village and its surroundings have to offer Noon: Marvel in the heights of this majestic railway and enjoy the view from the top. Indulge in a warm waffle or pancake the charming Cafe Rallaren and wind your way back down while enjoying a new view of everything you saw on the way up Fish market | Sergey-73/ShutterstockAfternoon: Take in the sights and smells of Flåm’s catch of the day before settling in at the local legend that is the Green Norway Flåm street food stall in the main village square You might get different jewels of the ocean depending on the day and season but it will be comforting and served in a bustling environment that feels truly characteristic of this friendly Take a seat at a picnic table to slurp down on your fish chowder as you watch the village life go by Evening: Aegir Microbrewery is a family affair founded by an American Norwegian husband-and-wife team It’s a cozy Viking pub where you can do tastings and tours before feasting on hearty dishes that trace their roots back over a century Aegir’s blends of hops with fresh mountain water must be sampled as should their newer range of fruity hard seltzers Aegir Microbrewery | Photo courtesy of Aegir Microbrewery _____________________________________________________________________ What to know before you goThe currencyThe currency is Norwegian kroner (crowns) But credit cards are widely accepted and cash is rarely needed Try and bring slim adaptors for any older plugs When to visit Norway really depends on whether you’re a fire-and-ice sort of person Winters bring the aurora and more winter sports along with the need to pack plenty of layers Visiting during the summer months allows you to experience a wider range of activities and don’t expect anything to come cheap in Norway Meals are generally quite hearty and generous Aquavit is literally the lifeblood of any seafaring fjordperson so make like a local and down it at least once during your visit "Competence and experience are the main keys to success with such an innovation project. When there were changes in the project that made it possible for us to bring in more players, we chose the three who we believe have the most expertise and experience in this area in Norway," said project manager Veronica Charlotte Haugan Last year, Haugesund's city council entered into a funding arrangement with a different group of companies to start a ferry service with a battery-electric The small ferry would have capacity for 50 passengers and would run on a short harbor route connecting the city center to nearby islands.  At first, a new Oslo-based autonomous systems startup was selected as vessel builder and operator. However, this firm's first ferry encountered technical difficulties soon after it entered service in Fredrikstad according to local news outlet Fredrikstad-Blad.  Haugesund city council has now selected a different ferry technology provider the company that built the world's first autonomous ferry for the city of Stockholm "The new partners in the project are internationally recognized players who have previously carried out ground-breaking innovation projects in the field," said Ole Bernt Thorbjørnsen "We are now working towards the goal of having the boat in test operation in autumn 2025 This timeframe gives us the opportunity to deliver a full-fledged safe and reliable service together with our existing and new partners."  The city's leaders are looking forward to beginning operations with the new vessel It will be the first autonomous ferry in the world to connect more than two points in a route and it will restart a long-missing public connection to the island of Vibrandsoy just 500 feet from the city's main ferry dock "The city boat project will help make Vibrandsoy accessible to everyone strengthen the city's maritime identity environmentally friendly access to a fantastic recreation area," said Annette Saether head of business for Haugesund municipality.  Norway’s Haugesund municipality has signed a letter of intent with compatriot ferry operator Torghatten and autonomy software firm Zeabuz for the research and development project ‘Emission-free autonomous city boat’ the project aims to develop a zero-emission autonomous vessel for the city of Haugesund The vessel will service Haugesund City Centre The partners plan to initiate the route and test the technology starting in the autumn of 2025 the goal is to expand the route to also cover other locations such as Karmøy “We have a maritime history and a great coast with islands close to the city that have not been accessible to the public for many years The city boat project will help make Vibrandsøy accessible to everyone strengthen the city’s maritime identity environmentally friendly access to a fantastic recreation area it will promote business development and tourism in the region,” Annette Sæther Head of Business in Haugesund municipality “We are now working towards the goal of having the boat in operation (for testing) during the autumn of 2025 safe and reliable service together with our existing and new partners,” Ole Bernt Thorbjørnsen Municipal Director in Haugesund municipality The new partners will join the project group which consists of Haugesund Municipality The partnership will ensure that the new city boat operates safely efficiently and environmentally friendly with future-oriented and scalable technology Mayor Nils Konrad Bua believes that the project will have positive ripple effects for Haugesund: “The boat will be the first of its kind There is no equivalent pilot like this in Norway today so this is an important milestone for the development of Norwegian technology The innovation will certainly help put Haugesund municipality and the region on the map when it comes to the development of maritime technology.” Daily news and in-depth stories in your inbox The Pioneers of Offshore Engineering GustoMSC part of NOV’s Marine and Construction business is recognized for providing advanced design & engineering consultancy for mobile offshore units and reliable equipment and technical knowledge into realistic & innovative ideas The performance of new and existing jack-ups By 2024-08-23T10:30:00+01:00 Source: Norwegian International Film Festival Haugesund Winners at the Norwegian International Film Festival Haugesund Paola Cortellesi’s Italian comedy-drama There’s Still Tomorrow won two prizes at the Norwegian International Film Festival Haugesund which closes its 52nd edition today (Friday which debuted at Rome Film Festival last year which aims to promote greater gender equality in the film industry Set in postwar 1940s Italy, There’s Still Tomorrow follows a woman breaking family traditions after receiving a mysterious letter. The film was a box office smash hit in its home country taking €37m and still in cinemas now after an initial October 2023 release The Haugesund jury credited the “touching and intense” story noting that “the opening scene takes hold of you given to a film that ‘excites and spreads the most joy’ according to the festival was awarded to Filip Hammar and Fredrik Wikingsson’s The Last Journey a documentary about the renowned Swedish TV duo’s trip to France in an effort to rekindle Filip’s father’s zest for life In the Nordic Co-production Market industry platform Naima Mohamud’s Halima won the best project award including a €3,500 in-kind grant and invitation to participate in the Cannes Producers Network Produced by Jani Poso and Anita Hypponen for Finland’s It’s Alive Films Halima sees a 10-year-old Somali girl struggling to make friends in 1990s Finland An NOK 20,000 (€1,697) Next Nordic Generation Award was presented to Candace Hui Wing Ki’s Tape as the best graduation film from the Nordic film schools with a special mention for Tobias Klemeyer Smith’s Whatever City The festival will close with Einar Ingebretsen’s mother-daughter drama Enough Audience Award – There’s Still Tomorrow (It) dir Ray of Sunshine Award – The Last Journey (Swe) dirs Nordic Co-Production Market Best Project Award – Halima (Fin) dir Audentia Award – There’s Still Tomorrow (It) dir Candace Hui Wing Ki; special mention: Whatever City Screen profiles all the films in the Cannes Film Festival’s Official Selection and parallel sections Bookmark this page to keep track of all the latest festival dates EXLCUSIVE: The modern love story is the second film by the rising German director A ‘special success incentive’ has also been created for filmmakers whose films are recognised artistically ‘Sinners’ increases weekend-on-weekend takings to pass £11m Screen International is the essential resource for the international film industry access to the Screen International archive and supplements including Stars of Tomorrow and World of Locations Site powered by Webvision Cloud The current head to head record for the teams are Bryne 1 win(s) Alfred Scriven has created the most big chances for Bryne (1) Duarte Moreira has the most shots on target per match for Bryne (1.1) Have scored 15 goals in their last 5 matches Have conceded the most penalties this season (2) FK Haugesund have won the previous 3 matches against Bryne. 21 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT?Bryne won 3–1 over FK Haugesund on Mon 21 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 11 goals in their last 5 matches FK Haugesund have won the previous 3 matches against Bryne Bryne is playing home against FK Haugesund at Bryne Stadion on Mon The current head to head record for the teams are FK Haugesund 4 win(s) Have conceded the most penalties this season (3) FK Haugesund and Fredrikstad have not drawn any of their last 4 matches against each other. Have scored 14 goals in their last 5 matches Have been awarded the most penalties this season (3) 27 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT?FK Haugesund vs Fredrikstad on Sun 27 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT ended in a 0–0 tie.InsightsHave scored 14 goals in their last 5 matches FK Haugesund and Fredrikstad have not drawn any of their last 4 matches against each other FK Haugesund is playing home against Fredrikstad at Haugesund Sparebank Arena on Sun 12 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}IK Start vs FK Haugesund on Sat This is the first time the teams are playing against each other Have scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between IK Start and FK Haugesund on Sat 12 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT?IK Start vs FK Haugesund on Sat 12 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 13 goals in their last 5 matches IK Start is playing home against FK Haugesund on Sat The current head to head record for the teams are FK Haugesund 10 win(s) Have conceded the most penalties this season (1) Amund Wichne is ranked 1 in saves per match in the competition (8) Logi Tomasson has the most shots on target per match for Strømsgodset (2) Marko Lawk Farji has created the most big chances for Strømsgodset (1) 06 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT?Strømsgodset won 5–0 over FK Haugesund on Sun 06 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches FK Haugesund is playing home against Strømsgodset at Haugesund Sparebank Arena on Sun 23 Mar 2025 13:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}FK Haugesund won 3–1 over Mjøndalen on Sun The current head to head record for the teams are Mjøndalen 3 win(s) 23 Mar 2025 13:00:00 GMT?FK Haugesund won 3–1 over Mjøndalen on Sun 23 Mar 2025 13:00:00 GMT.About the matchMjøndalen is playing home against FK Haugesund at Consto Arena on Sun 13 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}FK Haugesund won 11–0 over Nord on Sun 13 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT?FK Haugesund won 11–0 over Nord on Sun 13 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT.InsightsHaven't scored in their last 2 matches Nord is playing home against FK Haugesund at Bauge Auto Arena on Sun 31 Mar 2025 16:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Sola won 4–1 over Haugesund 2 on Mon Have scored 8 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Sola and Haugesund 2 on Mon 31 Mar 2025 16:00:00 GMT?Sola won 4–1 over Haugesund 2 on Mon 31 Mar 2025 16:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 9 goals in their last 5 matches Sola is playing home against Haugesund 2 on Mon 28 Apr 2025 16:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Viking 2 won 2–1 over Haugesund 2 on Mon Have scored 10 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Viking 2 and Haugesund 2 on Mon 28 Apr 2025 16:00:00 GMT?Viking 2 won 2–1 over Haugesund 2 on Mon 28 Apr 2025 16:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 13 goals in their last 5 matches Viking 2 is playing home against Haugesund 2 on Mon 05 May 2025 18:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Sandnes Ulf 2 won 3–1 over Haugesund 2 on Mon Haven't kept a clean sheet in 7 matches Haven't scored in their last 2 matches Who won between Haugesund 2 and Sandnes Ulf 2 on Mon 05 May 2025 18:00:00 GMT?Sandnes Ulf 2 won 3–1 over Haugesund 2 on Mon 05 May 2025 18:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches Haugesund 2 is playing home against Sandnes Ulf 2 on Mon Feature Films Database Southern Mediterranean films database Scriptwriters European Film Schools Production Companies Distributors International Sales Submit a Film Industry Reports Co-Production Podcast Online Screenwriting Training Course Guided Course for Feature Film Writing Script Analysis Analysis of the potential of your series Cineuropa's Training Catalogue Film Festival Photographs Newsletter Photogalleries EUFCN Location Award Euro Film Fest 27 Times Cinema GoCritic! 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During the 19th Nordic Co-Production Market the Best Project Award was bestowed upon Halima the debut feature by Dublin-based Finnish-Somali writer-director Naima Mohamud Known for her award-winning short films and TV work Mohamud often weaves themes of resilience and hope into her stories Halima is a heartwarming family film set in the 1990s following a sharp-witted ten-year-old Somali girl named Halima as she moves to a small town in Finland The film charmingly explores her journey as she navigates cultural differences while finding her place and making friends in a new school but also comes with €3,500 in in-kind support from Totalpost Finland the jury remarked: “For a film that exudes an immense amount of warmth and empathy which we saw reflected in the touching and entertaining pitch a film that delves into a story we have not yet seen come from Finland the jury has decided to give the Best Pitch Award to Naima Mohamud and Anita Hyppönen with Halima.” shooting is scheduled to begin next summer while the team continues to secure additional financing Please subscribe to our newsletter to receive more stories like this directly in your inbox 27/08/2024“I wanted this year's event to reflect both traditional strengths and emerging trends in the region's film industry” Line Halvorsen • Programme director, New Nordic Films, Haugesund 06/05/2025Cannes 2025 – Marché du Film The Party’s Over! leads France TV Distribution’s Cannes slate 06/05/2025CPH:DOX 2025 – CPH:DOX Industry Europa Distribution explores the release of documentaries at CPH:DOX 05/05/2025Cannes 2025 – Marché du Film AFCI runs its second annual Global Film Commission Network Summit at Marché du Film 05/05/2025Cannes 2025 – Marché du Film Indie Sales presents a three-star line-up at Cannes 02/05/2025Cannes 2025 – Marché du Film Be For Films to sell Love Me Tender in Cannes 02/05/2025Cannes 2025/Sponsored Latvia set to shine bright at Cannes, led by Sergei Loznitsa’s competition entry Two Prosecutors Subscribe to our newsletter to receive the most important daily or weekly news on European cinema Crossing Europe 2025 Review: Callas, Darling Cannes 2025 Marché du Film CPH:DOX 2025 CPH:DOX Industry Cannes 2025 Marché du Film Festivals / Awards Czech Republic Czech Republic’s Anifilm goes sci-fi Distribution / Releases / Exhibitors Europe European Arthouse Cinema Day set to return on 23 November Cannes 2025 Marché du Film HOFF 2025 The Shadow and U Are the Universe win at Estonia’s Haapsalu Horror and Fantasy Film Festival Crossing Europe 2025 Awards The New Year That Never Came and The Flats crowned at Crossing Europe Cannes 2025 Marché du Film Cannes 2025/Sponsored Las Palmas 2025 MECAS/Awards Manuel Muñoz Rivas and Joana Carro win awards at the eighth MECAS Market TrendsFOCUSA busy spring festival season awaits the European film industry. 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The 52nd edition of the Norwegian International Film Festival features a panorama of local and international productions along with the Amanda Awards and the nominees of the Next Nordic Generation The 52nd edition of the Norwegian International Film Festival is set to run for seven days This year's programme features 70 feature films and the six nominees for the Nordic Council Film Prize which will be announced in Haugesund on 20 August The festival will open on 17 August with the world premiere of Erik Poppe's latest film, Quisling – The Final Days [+see also: trailerfilm profile] (Norway) which delves into the last days of Vidkun Quisling the notorious traitor executed for his collaboration with the Nazis during World War II Odd Einar Ingebretsen's feature film debut This film explores the abrupt end of a mother-daughter relationship when the mother declares she no longer wishes to have contact with Ingebretsen and stars Ine Wilmann and Anneke von der Lippe attending the red carpet event the five nominees for the Nordic Council Cinema Prize will be announced The Next Nordic Generation is a competition programme designed to highlight emerging talents in filmmaking showcasing top graduation films from the top film schools across the Nordic region This year's jury comprises director Gunnbjörg Gunnarsdóttir The winner of the Next Nordic Generation Award will receive a prize of 20,000 NOK The Audentia Award 2024 jury has also been revealed is part of Eurimages' initiative to foster greater gender equality in the European film industry The jury features Norwegian director and actress of Pakistani descent Iram Haq Head of Development at Norwegian production company Maipo production consultant for the Norwegian Film Institute and Eurimages representative 05/05/2025Festivals / Awards – Czech Republic 05/05/2025HOFF 2025 05/05/2025Crossing Europe 2025 – Awards 30/04/2025Cannes 2025 16 works to be presented in the Immersive Selection at Cannes 30/04/2025Festivals / Awards – Romania The New Year That Never Came sweeps the Romanian Gopos 30/04/2025goEast 2025 – Awards Holy Electricity comes out on top at goEast Haugesund municipality has signed a letter of intent with Torghatten, SEAM, and Zeabuz for the research and development project "Emission-free autonomous city boat" The aim is to initate the route and test the technology starting from the autumn of 2025 project manager of "Emission-free autonomous city boat" announces that new forces have been obtained to carry out the project "Competence and experience are the main keys to success when dealing with an innovation project like this When there were changes in the project that made it possible for us to bring in more players we chose the three who we believe have the most expertise and experience in this area in Norway I believe we now have a solid and strong collaboration group that has all the prerequisites to succeed in developing an autonomous city boat in Haugesund," says Haugan The city boat project is a Research and Development project (R&D project) with the aim of developing a national pilot for an emission-free autonomous city boat in Haugesund the route will run between Haugesund Center (Indre kai) the aim is to dimension the route to also cover other locations such as Karmøy Torghatten is Norway's largest ferry company with extensive experience from operating ferry and fast boat services across the country while Zeabuz is the supplier of the advanced autonomy technology that will be found on board the new boat Together they are behind the world's first commercial autonomous city ferry SEAM is a supplier and integrator of world-leading maritime technology and systems They have experience from a number of innovation projects such as the LH2 ferry Hydra the battery swap robot SHIFTR and the hydrogen ferries in the Vestfjorden "We have a maritime history and a great coast with islands close to the city that have not been accessible to the public for many years The city boat project will help make Vibrandsøy accessible to everyone it will promote business development and tourism in the region," says Annette Sæther head of business in Haugesund municipality The new partners will join the ranks of an already solid project group Høgskulen på Vestlandet (HVL) and Norce "The boat will be the first of its kind The innovation will certainly help put Haugesund municipality and the region on the map when it comes to the development of maritime technology," says Bua "This gives us a unique opportunity to link the city islands together and not least to make the city's pearl Vibrandsøy accessible to everyone." "We strongly believe that the offer will be a valuable addition to the cityscape The city boat should be available for everyone and we are very much looking forward to being able to offer this new transport solution to our citizens," concludes Veronica Haugan The products and services herein described in this press release are not endorsed by The Maritime Executive HAUGESUND 2024 New Nordic Films “I wanted this year's event to reflect both traditional strengths and emerging trends in the region's film industry” by Jan Lumholdt 27/08/2024 - The programme director looks back at a rewarding experience as the 2024 edition of New Nordic Films in Haugesund marked the 30th anniversary of the film market At the 52nd Norwegian International Film Festival in Haugesund, the 2024 edition of New Nordic Films marked the 30th anniversary of the film market as well as the 19th edition of the Nordic Co-Production Market Acting programme director Line Halvorsen looks back at a rewarding experience Cineuropa: After “mission complete”, what’s your status report on this year’s edition of New Nordic Films?Line Halvorsen: First and foremost, it was an incredibly rewarding event and a really great festival, all in all. I was covering for Gyda Velvin Myklebust as head of New Nordic Films this year [see last year’s interview] I am really happy with how everything went Are there any programme items of note that you wish to point out?I wanted this year's event to reflect both traditional strengths and emerging trends in the region's film industry It was the last year in our two-year focus on Nordic-UK co-productions showcasing an increasing trend towards international collaboration in a post-Brexit landscape Another key focus at the festival was an emphasis on new technologies and formats we expanded our focus to include talks on AI and VR hopefully inspiring participating filmmakers to stay ahead of the curve we plan to also include presentations of innovative projects for new platforms We also continued our commitment to nurturing emerging talent through the Next Nordic Generation programme spotlighting films from top Nordic film schools and the students were all invited to Haugesund to take part in the industry programme they were encouraged to discover how a film market works and they were presented with new networking opportunities We also invited a delegation of six producers from the Danish Film School to attend the market programme we notice a strong presence of female directors and a particularly strong presence of dedicated female producers in the Nordic countries Over 50 sales agents and distributors were present among the 280 accredited participants from 28 different countries this year We organised over 230 one-to-one meetings between project holders and participants Dag Johan Haugerud continues to explore intricate human relationships with a blend of subtle humour and poignant drama He has such a great talent for delving into the nuances of everyday life with wit and intellect focusing on ordinary characters facing extraordinary moral dilemmas I expect the film to resonate with audiences and critics alike Given Haugerud's meticulous approach to storytelling Love is poised to be a standout Venice entry this year Let’s look forward to next year and the 53rd edition of New Nordic Films Are there already some thoughts in the back of your mind for the future?This year’s event is over but it marks only the start of many new and hopefully long-lasting relationships We are looking forward to welcoming several of the films and projects back next year flourish and turn into great stories for festival and cinema lovers all over the world 06/05/2025 Lionel Massol • Producer, Films Grand Huit“We want to produce films that tell the story of society, with a strong artistic bias” 02/05/2025 Annegret Richter • Artistic director, Stuttgart International Festival of Animated Film“There’s no definition of which target group it has to be for; you can tell any story with stop motion” 02/05/2025 Sanja Božić-Ljubičić • CEO, Pickbox, Mediatranslations, Mediavision and NEM“We will always stay focused on the CEE region, a region that’s unique – it can be challenging, but it’s also incredibly rewarding” 30/04/2025 Mirko Goran Marijanac • Media sales executive, DeAPlaneta Entertainment“It’s all about using AI ethically, and making the most of its tools to boost efficiency in animation and distribution” 29/04/2025 Anne Pouliquen • Founder and Director, Futura Cinema“Futura Cinema acts as a bridge between cinemas, cultural innovation and technological solutions” all interviews The current head to head record for the teams are Tromsø 10 win(s) 30 Mar 2025 15:00:00 GMT?Tromsø won 1–0 over FK Haugesund on Sun 30 Mar 2025 15:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Tromsø is playing home against FK Haugesund at Romssa Arena on Sun 20 Apr 2025 11:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}FK Haugesund won 3–1 over Molde on Sun Have scored 9 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between FK Haugesund and Molde on Sun 20 Apr 2025 11:00:00 GMT?FK Haugesund won 3–1 over Molde on Sun 20 Apr 2025 11:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches FK Haugesund is playing home against Molde on Sun analysis and information contained herein (1) include the proprietary information of Euronext and its content providers (2) may not be copied or further disseminated except as specifically authorized by Euronext (4) are provided solely for informational purposes and (5) are not warranted to be complete Aibel and Aker BP celebrated that the Munin utility module is ready for sail-away from Thailand The first steel was cut in November last year Now it is just weeks before the 2900 tonnes module will set sail from Aibel’s yard in Laem Chabang towards Haugesund.  “I am extremely proud of the Munin team and their deliveries We started construction a year ago in Thailand after many years of planning and engineering the utility module will sail from Laem Chabang as a key building block in the overall Haugesund assembly programme This is a very important milestone for us – delivered as planned A big thank you to everyone involved,” says Munin Project manager Håkon Helgå in Aker BP.  Representatives from executive management in both companies joined the Munin team for the celebration at yard 2 on Thursday morning The Norwegian Embassy in Thailand and Norwegian Church Abroad were present at the ceremony The Munin topside will weigh approximately 8000 tonnes with a size of 62 by 42 metres and a height of 35 metres The contract is valued at NOK 7 billion for Aibel and will provide work for around 2000 people in Asker “This is the first greenfield project Aibel is delivering together with Aker BP We have been collaboration closely for two years and have managed to establish an integrated one team working to deliver a unique topside for the Norwegian shelf,” says Munin Project director Erling Landsværk in Aibel.   Aker BP and licence partners Equinor and Orlen Upstream Norway is setting a new standard with remote-controlled operations new technology and a data-driven organisation which is situated in the northern part of the area This installation is the first of its kind on the Norwegian shelf “Munin is being built without a helicopter deck Access to the platform will be carried out in campaigns through support vessels Our priorities have been safety incorporated in the design minimal maintenance requirements and streamlining of platform systems and functions to avoid manual operations,” explains Landsværk The Munin utility module is over 32 metres long Approximately 950 people have been working to complete the module in Thailand Aibel Thailand is delivering the utility module flare boom and deck sections for the Munin process module through multiple shipments to Norway Assembly and outfitting will take place at Aibel’s yard in Haugesund.  “We started assembly of the Munin topside in the North Sea Hall in Haugesund in September The first shipment with two process sections from Thailand arrived shortly after We are progressing according to plan and the work has been carried out safely Now we are really looking forward to receiving the next shipment from Thailand in Haugesund we will also receive almost 500 tonnes of structural sections for the process module in this shipment,” says Landsværk.  In the next year the Munin topside will rise and fill North Sea Hall to the roof.   “I witnessed Thai monks bless the steel when we did the first cut in Thailand It is great to be present here today and see what the Munin team has achieved this last year The delivery of the utility module is important for the integrated Yggdrasil plan We are progressing fast forward in all delivery lines Thousands of people in Norway and worldwide are involved Then it is fantastic to be on site and celebrate together with some of the people behind this major development,” concludes Project director for Fixed Facilities deliveries in Yggdrasil Assembly of the Munin topside at Aibel’s yard in Haugesund Two sections have been installed on the grillage so far the third section will be lifted these days Aker BP is a company engaged in exploration field development and production of oil and gas on the Norwegian continental shelf The company operates the field centres Valhall and is a partner in the Johan Sverdrup field Aker BP is one of the largest independent oil companies in Europe ShareSaveCommentLifestyleTravelA Guide To Haugesund, Norway For Cruise Ship VisitorsByDavid Nikel Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights David Nikel is a travel writer covering cruising and Scandinavia.Follow AuthorApr 27 09:58am EDTShareSaveCommentHaugesund is one of Norway's most popular cruise destinations Haugesund is a historic town recognized as one of the country’s premier cruise ports it appeals as a gateway to exploring Norway's coastal landscapes and rich Viking heritage accommodating more than 370,000 passengers thanks to its ability to handle some of the world’s largest vessels European focused lines AIDA and Costa Cruises make occasional calls at Haugesund Visitors can explore ancient monuments like the Haraldshaugen or venture into the surrounding countryside to discover serene trails and traditional farms there's no shortage of unique activities to explore on your own away from the typical cruise line excursions nearby Avaldsnes was a pivotal Viking power center dominating the essential "Nordvegen" sea route Actors play the roles of Viking Age people at the Avaldsnes Viking Farm Today, the Nordvegen History Center delves into its storied past History here is preserved in an underground museum brought to life through modern storytelling techniques the Viking Farm transports you back to the Viking Age with live demonstrations inside and out of reconstructed buildings The site is particularly engaging for families offering a range of activities that bring history to life Local bus routes 209 and 210 serve Avaldsnes on Karmøy Island from the center of Haugesund with a journey time of approximately 25 minutes The history center is a 10-15 minute walk from Avaldsnes Download the Kolumbus app to pay the 45 kroner fare ($4) or pay by card at one of the ticket machines in the downtown area. Check timetable information with Kolumbus Extend your Viking Age experience with a visit to Haraldshaugen also known as the National Monument of Norway This site commemorates the 9th-century unification of Norway under King Harald Fairhair According to the medieval book of Norwegian royal sagas King Harald Fairhair is said to be buried .. More here at the National Monument in Haugesund A scenic 45-minute walk from the cruise port through central Haugesund and its northern suburbs the monument offers panoramic views of the North Sea and surrounding landscapes The area is perfect for a leisurely stroll or a quiet picnic absorbing the region’s historical significance at your own pace be sure to stop by the statue of King Harald Fairhair you can take the five-minute ride on local bus 231 from central Haugesund to the ‘Gard A’ bus stop Escape the crowds of your cruise ship and downtown Haugesund by taking an enjoyable boat trip to the islands of Røvær to discover Norwegian island life Several daily ferries make the journey easy allowing you to explore the island's diverse natural beauty on foot or stroll along ‘Proposal Road’ to the Bridge of Love where couples leave padlocks as tokens of affection unwind at the small beach or visit the Viking Age graves at Grønasvika Røvær is a small group of picturesque islands Ferry tickets cost just 70 Norwegian kroner ($6.50) each way Just be sure to double check the ferry timetable with Kolumbus to make sure you can get back to Haugesund in good time If you find yourself wandering through downtown Haugesund with time to spare, make sure to visit Viking Planet Haugesund’s Viking Age history is brought to life through immersive virtual reality Of course, there’s more to Haugesund’s history than just its Viking roots. Karmsund Folkemuseum reveals the stories of the city’s involvement with shipping Our Savior’s Church is a striking red-brick new Gothic church with a notable tower and room for more than 1,000 people inside The church is usually free to enter on cruise days Arsenal leads race for Norwegian wonderkid Sverre Nypan amid City interest Majority of Norwegian clubs oppose VAR, decision now in Federation’s hands Fair play took a hit in the Norwegian Eliteserien today as Egil Selvik the goalkeeper for Haugesund and a recent starter for Norway’s national team in Stožice against Slovenia was controversially sent off during his team’s match against Viking Selvik lightly patted a Viking player on the face in what appeared to be a harmless and friendly gesture the Viking player collapsed theatrically to the ground tricking the referee into showing Selvik a red card for violent conduct Among the standout performers for Viking was Jošt Urbančič the Slovenian midfielder who has been a key figure for his team this season Urbančič provided an assist for Viking’s third goal Over 23 appearances in the Norwegian league this season the former Gorica and Domžale player has now recorded three assists See the video below to witness the controversial moment that led to Selvik’s dismissal Jeg orker rett og slett ikke. Håper Viking-spilleren legger seg flat etter kampen. pic.twitter.com/zBVqvvqY4F Nogomania.com is a premier destination for football enthusiasts delivering fresh and in-depth content from the heart of the Ex-Yu region's football scene the first small-scale LNG bunkering vessel built in Spain has completed its first LNG bunkering operation The ship-to-ship LNG bunkering operation took place on 13 March at the port of Barcelona where Haugesund Knutsen delivered LNG to Costa Smeralda cruise ship owned by Italian cruise line Costa Cruises This content is available after accepting the cookies Built by Armon Shipyards in Gijón, the LNG bunkering vessel was delivered to Norwegian vessel operator Knutsen Group on 23 December 2022 The 5,000 cbm LNG bunker barge is specially designed for supplying LNG to gas carriers and gas-fueled vessels like cruises and ferries operates in the port of Barcelona and promotes the use of LNG as a sustainable fuel in maritime transport Ingersoll Rand Engineering Project Solutions At Ingersoll Rand’s Engineering Project Solutions we have been managing and implementing engineered to-order air packages for complex technical requirements for over 60 years We provide specialized custom compressed air and gas compressors as well as nitrogen generation packages to international EPC contractors and engineering companies across a range of […] Through the snaking fjords of Norway including a statue of the American actress Marilyn Monroe why is there a bronze Marilyn Monroe statue next to a canal in Haugesund who was born Norma Jeane Mortenson, ancestral home emigrated to the United States from Haugesund It depicts Monroe sitting down with her legs crossed with one of her iconic high-heeled shoes laying next to her who also designed a few of the Norwegian krone coins This statue standing near Sweden's southernmost point was based on the grandmother of a modern movie star military officer and All-American guy next door A tribute to the movie stars who fought to keep Beverly Hills separate from Los Angeles A bright California graveyard with a decidedly dark side The bronze creation commemorates the life and work of a beloved actor poker-waving elephant statue stands in a Viking longboat in Kirkby town center HAUGESUND, Norway — Aibel is working on three North Sea platforms at its yard in Haugesund on Norway’s west coast The 80-m tall, 23,000-metric ton, 900-MW capacity DolWin epsilon platform will convert alternating current from three wind farms in the DolWin cluster in the German North Sea to high-voltage direct current The power will then be exported to mainland Germany Aibel also supplied the DolWin beta offshore wind platform which has been operating in this sector since 2015 and Aibel/Seatrium have worked jointly on the new platform with Hitachi Energy Finally, the 1,200-MW Dogger Bank B platform is 40 m tall and weighs 7,000 mt. It is the second of three offshore wind platforms Aibel is supplying to Equinor, SSE Renewables and Vårgrønn for the Dogger Bank development in the UK southern North Sea which will eventually have a capacity of up to 3.6 GW Aside from these three structures, the construction hall at Haugesund has modules that will provide the Equinor-operated Oseberg Field in the North Sea with power from shore  A new compressor module is also under construction to increase Oseberg’s gas exports In the shipbuilding hall, a new module is under construction for installation on the Aasta Hansteen spar platform in the Norwegian Sea to receive production from the deepwater Irpa tieback “We are working on a large number of projects at the same time and there is a total weight of 70,000 mt at the yard,” said Lars Inge Hellestveit Aker BP’s unmanned production platform Munin will provide more of the activity at the yard is one of three new platforms ordered for the Yggdrasil project in the North Sea The Dogger Bank C converter platform will arrive in Haugesund in early summer after the Dogger Bank B facility has left the yard Once Dogger Bank C departs the yard, the two wind converter platforms Aibel is building for Ørsted for the Hornsea 3 project in the UK North Sea will move in for final completion and outfitting of Hitachi Energy’s HVDC technology.  Both are under construction at present in the company’s yard in Thailand.  Filip Hammar and Fredrik Wikingsson lead us on a heartfelt road trip after Filip’s father hits retirement age Since its national premiere this March, Sweden’s The Last Journey [+see also: trailerfilm profile] has become the top-grossing domestic documentary ever in a country where the genre has quite a proud and prestigious tradition This sensational success may partly stem from the popularity of directors Filip Hammar and Fredrik Wikingsson creating and hosting humorous shows of the barmy and boisterous sort Paradoxically, a reflective and insightful sensitivity is occasionally surprisingly evident within the duo. In this work, debuting internationally in the Nordic Focus section of the 52nd Norwegian International Film Festival at Haugesund this dearly beloved French teacher has enlightened and enriched generations of students bringing Gallic culture into the classroom playing and ratatouille (“the best in Europe”) at times sporting a beret and a tricolore-coloured shirt “The French call it le troisième âge – the third age,” he muses at his goodbye party “I hope it starts the second I walk out the door.” They buy a used Renault 4 and set off with Dad kindly yet resolutely put in the front passenger seat with its fair share of qualms and mishaps along the way it emerges as a complete piece of work – as both a film and a mission Memorable moments include Lars being literally pushed across the French border Lars visiting the grave of George Brassens “Les copains d'abord” and having a relaxed talk about death (“It doesn’t scare me; I’m preparing for it”) and Lars enjoying a heated row in traffic (“French freedom!”) just like all those generations of students has been falling head over heels for the indestructible charm and big heart of Lars Hammar he may well be heading for Swedish cinema history his relatively few teacher colleagues on the scene have been decidedly disagreeable: Caligula the Latin teacher in the Bergman-scripted Frenzy and the hapless Sören in Jan Troell’s Berlin-winning Who Saw Him Die The Last Journey is a Swedish production staged by Nexiko AB, in co-production with Nordisk Film and RMV Film and SVT The region suffered declines in admissions, but local films thrived, with Denmark remaining the most stable market and Finland experiencing the steepest drop   27/01/2025 | Box Office | Norway/Denmark/Sweden/Finland/Iceland Levan Akin has scored another Best Film win, beating out the audience favourite, Filip Hammar and Fredrik Wikingsson’s The Last Journey   14/01/2025 | Festivals | Awards | Sweden Want to know how our Top 2024 came to be? Here is a breakdown of the individual votes of our journalists who took part   19/12/2024 | Cineuropa European countries reveal their titles submitted for the Best International Feature Film Award at the 2025 Academy Awards   08/10/2024 | Oscars 2025 On this occasion, the Oslo-based agency has opted to back new projects by Joachim Trier, Hlynur Pálmason and Oskari Sipola, among others   07/10/2024 | Production | Funding | Norway Italy has scooped the Audience Award and the Eurimages Audentia Award, with Sweden rewarded for “best joy-spreading”   23/08/2024 | Haugesund 2024 | Awards In their documentary, Filip Hammar and Fredrik Wikingsson lead us on a heartfelt road trip after Filip’s father hits retirement age   20/08/2024 | Haugesund 2024 06/05/2025Crossing Europe 2025 02/05/2025goEast 2025 Review: My Magical World 30/04/2025Films / Reviews – Italy Review: San Damiano 30/04/2025Hot Docs 2025 Review: King Matt the First 29/04/2025Films / Reviews – Italy Review: Storia di una notte 29/04/2025Films / Reviews – Peru/Spain Review: Kayara. La guerrera del Imperio Inca Database lungometraggi Database dei film del Mediterraneo del sud Sceneggiatori Scuole europee di cinema Società di produzione Distributori Supporto finanziario Inserisci un film Rapporti industria Co-Production Podcast Recensioni Film Recensioni Serie Corso di sceneggiatura on-line Percorso guidato alla scrittura di un lungometraggio Consulenza script Catalogo di formazione Cineuropa Newsletter Premio Cineuropa Photogallery EUFCN Location Award Euro Film Fest Pubblicità sul sito Logo e banner HAUGESUND 2024 New Nordic Films “Volevo che l'evento di quest'anno riflettesse sia i punti di forza tradizionali che le tendenze emergenti dell'industria cinematografica della regione” di Jan Lumholdt 27/08/2024 - La direttrice del programma New Nordic Films di Haugesund ci parla dell'esperienza gratificante dell'edizione 2024 che ha segnato il 30mo anniversario del mercato cinematografico Questo articolo è disponibile in inglese Iscriviti alla nostra newsletter per ricevere altri articoli direttamente nella tua casella di posta 06/05/2025 Lionel Massol • Produttore, Films Grand Huit"Vogliamo produrre film che raccontino la storia della società, con forti connotazioni artistiche” 02/05/2025 Annegret Richter • Direttrice artistica, Festival internazionale del cinema d'animazione di Stoccarda“Non c'è una definizione precisa del target a cui deve essere rivolta; con la stop motion si può raccontare qualsiasi storia” 02/05/2025 Sanja Božić-Ljubičić • CEO, Pickbox, Mediatranslations, Mediavision e NEM"Continueremo a concentrarci sulla regione CEE, un'area unica nel suo genere: può essere impegnativa, ma anche incredibilmente gratificante" 30/04/2025 Mirko Goran Marijanac • Responsabile vendite, DeAPlaneta Entertainment"Si tratta di utilizzare l'IA in modo etico e di sfruttare al meglio i suoi strumenti per aumentare l'efficienza dell'animazione e della distribuzione" 29/04/2025 Anne Pouliquen • Fondatrice e direttrice, Futura Cinema“Futura Cinema è un ponte tra cinema, innovazione culturale e soluzioni tecnologiche” tutte le interviste Iscriviti alla nostra newsletter per ricevere le più importanti notizie del giorno o della settimana sul cinema europeo Crossing Europe 2025 Recensione: Callas, Darling Cannes 2025 Marché du Film Classe moyenne punta di diamante di France TV distribution a Cannes CPH:DOX 2025 CPH:DOX Industry Europa Distribution esplora la distribuzione dei documentari al CPH:DOX Cannes 2025 Marché du Film AFCI organizza il suo secondo Summit annuale del Global Film Commission Network al Marché du Film Festival / Premi Repubblica Ceca Il festival ceco Anifilm punta sulla fantascienza Distribuzione / Uscite / Esercenti Europa La Giornata europea del cinema d'essai torna il 23 novembre Cannes 2025 Marché du Film Indie Sales presenta una line-up da tre stelle a Cannes HOFF 2025 The Shadow e U Are the Universe vincono al Festival del cinema horror e fantasy di Haapsalu Crossing Europe 2025 Premi The New Year That Never Came e The Flats premiati a Crossing Europe Cannes 2025 Marché du film Be For Films vende Love Me Tender a Cannes Cannes 2025/Sponsorizzato La Lettonia brilla a Cannes con il film di Sergei Loznitsa, Two Prosecutors, in concorso Las Palmas 2025 MECAS/Premi Manuel Muñoz Rivas e Joana Carro premiati all'ottavo MECAS Tendenze del mercatoFOCUSUna stagione di festival molto intensa attende l'industria cinematografica europea. Cineuropa continuerà a tenere aggiornati i suoi lettori con le ultime notizie e approfondimenti di mercato, coprendo gli eventi primaverili più attesi, tra cui Cannes, Cracovia, Karlovy Vary, Tribeca, Hot Docs, Annecy, Bruxelles, Monaco e molti altri Distribuzione, esercenti e streaming – 06/05/2025Europa Distribution esplora la distribuzione dei documentari al CPH:DOXIl network ha tenuto un workshop su un caso di studio nell'ambito della sua nuovissima partnership con il festival di Copenaghen Jaśmina Wójcik • Regista di King Matt the First La regista polacca racconta come ha affrontato un classico della letteratura per ragazzi degli anni '20 in modo inaspettato Želimir Žilnik • Regista di Eighty Plus Il regista serbo parla del suo profondo sospetto per le ideologie in relazione al suo ultimo film, irresistibilmente affascinante, che segue un uomo la cui vita attraversa tre sistemi politici Paulina Jaroszewicz • Responsabile distribuzione e marketing, New Horizons Association Cineuropa ha incontrato la distributrice polacca per discutere della strategia della sua azienda e del collegamento tra la sua line-up e il programma del BNP Paribas New Horizons Festival Lorcan Finnegan • Regista di The Surfer Il regista irlandese parla del suo mystery-thriller, di come ha creato il personaggio con Nicolas Cage e del suo approccio all'uso dei colori nel film Le immagini utilizzate su questo sito web sono state fornite dai giornalisti e si ritiene che siano prive di diritti se sei il proprietario di un'immagine utilizzata su questo sito web e ritieni che la sua utilizzazione costituisca una violazione del tuo diritto di autore ti preghiamo di contattarci immediatamente Rimuoveremo l'immagine in questione il prima possibile Abbiamo fatto tutti gli sforzi ragionevoli per assicurarci che tutte le immagini utilizzate su questo sito web siano utilizzate legalmente e in conformità con le leggi sul diritto di autore Chi siamo | Contattaci | Logo e banner Mission | Partner | Staff | Donazioni | Termini e condizioni Source: footballghana.com « Prev Next » Comments (0) Listen to Article Ghanaian international Maxwell Woledzi HAUGESUND 2024 Awards 26/08/2024 - Benjamin Ree has now won Best Film twice in four years while Dag Johan Haugerud’s Sex and Thea Hvistendahl's Handling the Undead were also victorious at the national film awards Of some note is that all but one of the awarded national films are purely Norwegian productions The prizes, named after an iconic fictional character, the feisty Haugesund lass Amanda, celebrated its 40th anniversary this year, as usual and true to tradition coinciding with Norwegian Film Festival in Haugesund Best FilmIbelin [+see also: film reviewtrailerinterview: Benjamin Reefilm profile] – Benjamin Ree (Norway) Best DirectorDag Johan Haugerud – Sex [+see also: film reviewtrailerinterview: Dag Johan Haugerudfilm profile] (Norway) Best Actor in a Leading RoleJan Gunnar Røise – Sex Best Actor in a Supporting RoleSiri Forberg – Sex Best Breakthrough PerformanceKriti Surjan Thepade – Listen Up Best CinematographyPål Ulvik Rokseth – Handling the Undead [+see also: film reviewtrailerfilm profile] (Norway/Sweden/Greece) Best CostumesAnne Margaretha Oskal – The Tundra Within Me [+see also: film reviewtrailerfilm profile] (Norway) Best Original ScoreStein Johan Grieg Halvorsen, Eyvind Skeie, Per Áki Sigurdsson Kvikne, Anders Nilsen – The Brothers Gruff Go to Splash World (Norway) Best Production DesignLinda Jansson – Handling the Undead  Best Visual EffectsLars Erik Hansen, Alex Hansson, Andreas Hylander – The Arctic Convoy (Norway) Best DocumentaryA New Kind of Wilderness [+see also: film reviewtrailerfilm profile] – Silje Evensmo Jacobsen (Norway) Best Short FilmCivil Disobedience CT#2 – Thomas Østbye (Norway) Best Foreign-language FilmPoor Things [+see also: film reviewtrailerinterview: Suzy BembaQ&A: Yorgos Lanthimosfilm profile] – Yorgos Lanthimos (Ireland/UK/USA/Hungary) The People’s Amanda Audience AwardThe Riot [+see also: trailerfilm profile] – Nils Gaup (Norway) The Golden ClapperDirector Anne Augusta Haugsgjerd Sie haben erfolgreich Ihre Einwilligung in die Nutzung von Transfermarkt mit Tracking und Cookies widerrufen. Sie können sich jetzt zwischen dem Contentpass-Abo und der Nutzung mit personalisierter Werbung, Cookies und Tracking entscheiden. Constructed by Armon Shipyard to Bureau Veritas class rules a subsidiary of Spanish energy company Enagas The vessel is also notable for being the first small-scale LNG bunkering vessel to be built in Spain In addition to refuelling LNG-powered vessels such as cruise ships and ferries the newbuild can also supply LNG cargo to gas carriers for distribution elsewhere and two IMO type C cargo tanks with a combined capacity of 5,000 cubic metres of LNG Power is provided by a Siemens SGE-56SL-SFGLD560 LNG-fuelled main engine driving an azimuthing thruster are capable of supplying LNG at a rate of 1,000 cubic metres per hour and are equipped with a Volcano gas combustion unit for use with boil-off LNG to reduce harmful methane emissions The deck equipment includes a Guerra crane Haugesund Knutsen is registered under the Spanish flag and is homeported at Santa Cruz de Tenerife in the Canary Islands It is being operated primarily out of the Port of Barcelona under charter with Shell Espana By 2022-08-12T14:35:00+01:00 Haugesund’s New Nordic Films market has unveiled the works in progress presentations for its 2022 edition The line-up includes new films from the likes of Pathfinder director Nils Gaup’s new drama The Riot (Sulis) sold by REinvent and set against a workers revolt in 1907 Lapland; The Worst Person In The World producer Thomas Robsahm who presents Aurora Gossé’s Norwegian youth film Dancing Queen sold by Level K; and Berlinale prize-winning director Selma Vilhunen’s new Finnish production Industry screenings will include Cannes selections such as Triangle Of Sadness Sick of Myself and The Woodcutter Story as well as new titles to preview including Bjorn Runge’s Burn All My Letters Mika Kaurismäki’s The Grump: In Search For An Escort; Saara Saarela’s Memory of Water The Nordic Co-Production Market includes Aaron Brookner’s UK thriller A Gift To My Mother; the Stone Age-set thriller Stranger the fiction feature debut from Mads Hedegaard who previously directed documentary Cannon Arm And The Arcade Quest; and Uncle Egg-Searching For a Dad a coming-of-age drama from Norway’s Torfinn Iversen who was Oscar shortlisted for his short The Kicksled Choir Talks will include ’Nourishing New Voices Without Killing Their Vibe’ and ’How Industry Can Win Audiences Off The Sofa And Back To Cinema (With Europa Distribution)’ New Nordic Films is the industry programme of the Norwegian International Film Festival in Haugesund which is this year celebrating its 50th anniversary and will welcome guests including Liv Ullmann The festival kicks off August 21 with Gunnar Vikene’s epic War Sailor The Haugesund works in progress selections for 2022 are: Seo Jong-min poses in a photo shared on FK Haugesund's official Instagram account on Wednesday