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34th European Film Awards
Berlin

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17 Sep 2021

Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Nukâka Coster-Waldau & Baltasar Kormákur Support Fund for Arctic Indigenous Filmmakers

As the Arctic Indigenous Film Fund (AIFF) just announced, the celebrated actors and filmmakers Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (GAME OF THRONES), Nukâka Coster-Waldau (ANORI, FORBRYTELSEN, THIN ICE) and Baltasar Kormákur (EVEREST, ADRIFT, KATLA) are the Fund’s first Ambassadors – Verddet.

Ambassadors Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Nukaka Coster-Waldau and Baltasar Kormakur, member of the board Anne Lajla Utsi and Kuupik V. Kleist, chairman

As Ambassadors – Verddet (an Indigenous Sámi word meaning “partner”), the talented and famous trio will help to promote the Arctic Indigenous Film Fund (AIFF) in the film and TV industries and to build up networks – both in their home regions and internationally. The AIFF – launched by the International Sámi Film Institute – is a new fund mandated to support the development of Indigenous filmmakers from the circumpolar Arctic and to support the production of their films, TV series, and other screen-based works. The Chairman of the European Film Academy, Mike Downey, is a founding Board member of the Artic Fund.

“We are thrilled and honoured to give our support to the Arctic Indigenous Film Fund,” the three Ambassadors said in a joint statement. “We all have deep personal and professional connections to the Arctic and we know the incredible talent that exists there. Indigenous voices must be heard and those of the circumpolar region have urgent, vital, and powerful stories of the kind the world has not yet heard or seen. It is our hope that the Arctic Indigenous Film Fund succeeds in its goals to support Indigenous filmmakers which will fill a void in funding and financing for these artists.”

The Fund is currently in the early stages of securing international partners and donors. Through existing partnerships with the International Sámi Film Institute, Canada Media Fund, Telefilm Canada, the AIFF has recently awarded its first slate of development grants to a roster of some of the film world’s most exciting new directors: Kelvin Redvers (Canada, ICE ROAD); Pipaluk K. Jørgensen (Greenland, THIS ROAD OF MINE), Marja Bål Nango (Norway, I LOVE MY GUOĐOHEADDJI); Eduard Novikov (Sakha Republic, AT THE END OF THE WORLD); and, Nyla Innuksuk (Canada, SLASH/BACK). These projects are in addition to the ARCTIC CHILLS horror anthology also supported by AIFF.

“Indigenous stories from the Earth’s Arctic can inspire the world to a more sustainable future,” said Anne Lajla Utsi, Managing Director of the International Sámi Film Institute. “Our stories offer immense potential to studios and broadcasters, while also serving a worldwide audience wanting to see original stories. We are so thrilled to be working with Nikolaj, Nukâka, and Baltasar to continue on our important path to support Indigenous stories and Indigenous filmmakers from the Arctic. There is so much more to come.”

To learn more about the Arctic Indigenous Film Fund and to learn how to support its work, contact Anne Lajla Utsi annelajla@isfi.no, telephone: +47 907 555 74

17 September 2021