Nordisk Panorama, the Nordic region’s leading festival for documentaries and short films, has unveiled its full lineup for this year’s edition in Malmo, Sweden. The festival brings together filmmakers and industry figures from across the Nordic countries.
The program features a competition for Nordic documentaries, a strand for new voices and a selection of short films. Swedish titles are among those featured, alongside entries from the other Nordic nations.
Beyond the screenings, the festival hosts an industry forum where documentary projects are pitched to broadcasters and funders from around the world. Such forums are important for securing financing and distribution.
Malmo has become a hub for Nordic film culture, and the festival draws visitors to the city each year. Documentary and short-form work often finds a natural home at events like this one.
Festivals of this kind play a key role in supporting non-fiction filmmaking, giving documentaries a platform and connecting creators with the resources they need. The Nordic region has a strong tradition in the form.
With its lineup set, the festival is poised to spotlight a range of new work and to serve as a meeting point for the Nordic documentary community.

