Oslo Screen Festival 2010

Oslo Screen Festival is an international festival which began in 2008 with the aim of bringing together artists working with video art and experimental film to present their work to Oslo audiences. Now the festival's 2nd edition is taking place at Filmens Hus, March 12th-14th, with a competition program including 60 Norwegian and international films, and presentations with invited curators and artists. Full program will be published March 1st!

Read interviews with participating artists!

We would like to thank all the artists that sent us their works. We are very glad to have received 964 films from 60 countries. From 964 entries we selected 60 for the competition program 2010. The jury consisted of festival coordinator Margarida Paiva and artists Mona Bentzen and Ane Lan. 

Norwegian Special Selection 2008

Six Norwegian films from the festival have been shown at V.I.P. Gallery in Belgrade 10/11/09, in collaboration with Art Video Exchange. Motholic Mobble part 1, by Kaia Hugin A thousand reasons why to become a socialist, by Anne-Britt Rage A pale shade of grey, by Bjørn Erik Haugen Africa, by Ane Lan Metamorphosis, by Geir Hansteen Jørgensen Zygote, by Marianne Pfeffer Gjengedal

Special Selection Viewing 2008

- Isfit Festival in Trondheim/Norway February 20th-March 1st 2009.
- Detmold Short Film Festival in Germany June 4th-7th 2009.
- Tekstallianse at Litteraturhuset in Oslo August 21st-22nd 2009.
- In-Difference Festival in Belgrade December 4th-14th 2009

Our special selection includes the following films: Coagulate, by Mihai Grecu (RO/FR) Test Phantom; by Robin Kiteley (UK) Sunday, 6th April, 11:42 a.m., by Flatform (IT) False Friends, by Sylvia Schedelbauer (DE) Under Construction, by Zhenchen Liu (CN) Southwest, by Ulu Braun (DE) Dreams are the matter we are made of, by Juan Francisco Blanco Romero (ES) Motholic Mobble part 1, by Kaia Hugin (NO) Circles, by Jonathan Shohet (IL) Energy!, by Thorsten Fleisch (DE)