Edith Carlmar Symposium
- Cinemateket
- 08. March 09:00 — 13:30
Edith Carlmar is historically one of the strongest female voices in Norwegian cinema. Kosmorama celebrates International Women's Day with a symposium dedicated to her!
The Edith Carlmar Award will be presented during the festival to professional female filmmakers in Norway who have demonstrated integrity, fearless innovation, and a willingness to break boundaries. We have invited previous winners and Carlmar experts to share their thoughts on women's filmmaking today, with Carlmar's pioneering legacy as a backdrop.
Program
Friday, March 8th
Cinemateket in Trondheim
09:00-09:15: Coffee, registration
09:15-09:30: Welcome by Silje Engeness and Elin Kristensen.
09:30-09:40: Presentation of the Edith Carlmar Award by Per Carlmar.
09:30-11:00: Conversation with Ingvil Giske, this year's winner of the Edith Carlmar Award.
11:00-11:15: Break
11:15-12:00: Edith Carlmar – Norwegian cinema's first woman by Ingrid Dokka.
12:00-12:30: Break, light refreshments
12:30-13:30: Breaking Boundaries as a Woman in the Norwegian Film Industry.
Panel with actress Andrea Bræin Hovig, director Anne Sewitsky, and this year's award winner. Moderator: Film Professor Anne Gjelsvik.
Please note: The following film screenings are sold separately and are not included in the registration for the Edith Carlmar Symposium.
13:45-15:30: Film screening with introduction by Ingrid Dokka: Døden er et kjærtegn (1949).
Tickets for this screening are sold separately from February 16.
19:00-21:00: March 8 festive screening: Ung flukt (1959).
Tickets for this screening are sold separately from February 16.
The symposium is a collaboration between Kosmorama and Midtnorsk filmsenter.
The Edith Carlmar-award is handed out in collaboration with Sparebank SMN 1.
The symposium is supported by Fritt Ord.