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  • Ingrid Bergman in Gudmar Olovson's studio in Paris 1964.

    Unveiling of an Ingrid Bergman bronze bust at Filmhuset

    On Tuesday, 3 March 2026, the Swedish Film Institute will host a commemorative reception at Filmhuset to celebrate the unveiling of a bronze bust of Ingrid Bergman, created by the internationally acclaimed sculptor Gudmar Olovson. Bergman herself modeled for Olovson in Paris in 1964, resulting in this astounding portrait in bronze. The sculpture has been generously donated to the Swedish Film Inst

  • Swedish presence at Berlinale

    Today, Thursday, February 12th, marks the opening of the 76th Berlin international film festival, where Kim Ekberg’s Doggerland will celebrate its world premiere under the section Forum. Several co-productions will also have their world premieres, including the world’s first joik musical – Arrú by Elle Sofe Sara – screening under the Panorama section. Additionally, Göran Hugo Olsson’s Israel Pale

  • Stellan Skarsgård makes Oscar history

    This year's Oscar nominations have been revealed, and it is now official that Stellan Skarsgård has earned a historic first nomination for his performance in the co-production Sentimental Value by Joachim Trier.

    Two men in black tuxedos on the red carpet and a man standing beside an Oscar statue.
  • The 2026 Guldbagge Awards: The Winners

    Tonight, all winners of the 2026 Guldbagge Awards were announced at Cirkus in Stockholm. Tarik Saleh’s Eagles of the Republic, which premiered in the Cannes main competition, was named Best film and emerged as the evening’s biggest winner, taking home six Guldbagge awards in total. Kevlar Soul and Raptures followed with two awards each.

    A happy group of nicely dressed people stand on a stage.
  • The nominees for the 2026 Guldbagge Awards

    The Guldbagge nominations for the 2025 film year were announced today at a press conference at Filmhuset in Stockholm. Sweden’s Oscar submission, Eagles of the Republic by Tarik Saleh, leads the way with a total of 11 nominations. Andreas Öhman’s 7 Steps and Jon Blåhed’s Raptures follows with eight nominations each, while Kevlar Soul by Maria Eriksson-Hecht received seven.

    A group of happy people.
  • Wild Card – the filmmakers of tomorrow

    Maria Tórgarð, Johanna Milerud and Theodor Solin have been selected for the Swedish Film Institute’s initiative Wild Card, sharing a total of SEK 1.2 million to develop their feature film projects.

    Three happy filmmakers in a movie theater, each holding a diploma.

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