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Swedish Film Institute
SFI is run by a board of nine members appointed by the government for a three year term which may be extended. The board appoints the CEO. SFI is divided into five departments: Production & Development, Audience & Promotion, Film Heritage, Administration and Communications. Situated in Filmhuset (Film House) in Stockholm, Swedish Film Institute library is the biggest library in the country dedicated to film industry. SFI has one of the world's oldest film archives that comprises more than 21,000 Swedish and foreign titles. SFI's archive works together with the Swedish National Archive of Recorded Sound and Moving Images to collect and restore Sweden's film heritage. SFI's Film House is home to two state-of-the-art cinemas: Cinema Victor - Named after Swedish director, screenwriter and actor Victor Sj?str?m (1879-1960). 364 seats. Cinema Mauritz - Named after Swedish director and screenwriter Mauritz Stiller (1883-1928). 133 seats. . . . . Swedish Film Institute - Box 271 26, S-102 52 Stockholm, Sweden. Tel: +46 8 665 1100, fax: +46 8 661 1820 . . . . Filmography (selected list) Production Videocracy (2009) Män Som Hatar Kvinnor (Men Who Hate Women) (2009) Eagle Hunter's Son (2009) Les Grandes Personnes (2008) Jann of Sweden (2008) Himlens Hjärta (2008) Tillsammans (2000) Distribution Pappa, Picasso och Jag (2009) (TV) / 2009, worldwide, all media Elkland (2009) / 2009, UK, all media Den Store Trollkarlen (2007) / 2007, non-USA, theatrical Nina Frisk (2007) / 2007, Finland, theatrical 2010 (2006) / 2006, worldwide, theatrical Peptalk (2004) / 2004, worldwide, theatrical Le Silence de la Peur (2000) / 2001, Sweden, theatrical Hrafninn Flýgur (1984) / 1985, USA, subtitled Various services Lilla Spöket Laban: Spökdags (2007) / funding Manderlay (2005) / supported by Konsten Att Flagga (2001) / festivals worldwide Dancer in the Dark (2000) / supported by Mamy Blue (1999) / with the support from Ingmar Bergman: Om Liv och Arbete (1998) (TV) / archive footage © Preems.com |
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Swedish
Film Institute (Svenska Filminstitutet) is a foundation established
in 1963 by the Swedish government to finance, develop, support and
promote Swedish film production worldwide.