Welcome to FILM&SCIENCE
Nobel Museum International Film Festival ia a forum for discussing highly topical issues! FILM&SCIENCE started in 2010 and is a non-partisan and independent film festival and forum that, through the medium of film, aims to promote awareness of science´s role in society, to present the latest develpoments within research and to encourage us - the audience - to dare to question what we see and the way we live. During the festival week in March 5-11 2012, we will show 5 films at 8 screenings in collaboration with the Tempo Documentary Festival, the major festival of documentaries in Stockholm. The films were introduced to and discussed with the audience by the film's director and with invited scientists.
News!
The programme for FILM&SCIENCE 2012!

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FILM&SCIENCE in collaboration with the French Film Festival in Stockholm!
FILM&SCIENCE will show the film Les Palmes de Mr Schutz - a film about Marie Curie with Isabelle Huppert playing Marie- in cooperation with the French Film Festival the 28th of February at 6 pm at the cinema Zita, BirgerJarlsgatan 37. Read more here.
FILM&SCIENCE in cooperation with KTH, the French Institute, the French Embassy, Wallonie-Bruxelles International, Solvay and CNRS!
In association with the screening of the film Wings of the Sun at FILM&SCIENCE 2012, which is a film about the first aeroplane driven by solar cells, FILM&SCIENCE is organizing a seminar togehter with KTH (the major technical university in Stockholm), the French Institute and French Embassy here in Stockholm, Wallonie-Bruxelles International, Solvay and CNRS on solar energy. Down below you find the programme for the seminar!
Programme for the seminar at KTH
World premiere of Nobel Medias film 2011 Nobel Laureates at the Nobelmuseum dec 4th 2011
Previous FILM&SCIENCE festivals
The filmseminar Dirty Waters Sep 25 2011
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FILM&SCIENCE working goup consists of: Karin Wegsjö, freelance filmmaker, founder of the festival and its artistic director, Anna Johanna Lindqvist Forsberg and Milena Davila, education officers at the Nobel Museum, Project Coordinators FILM&SCIENCE; Åsa Sundelin, director of public events at the Nobel Museum and responsible for the filmproduction project for schoolchildren FILM&SCIENCE ; Olov Amelin, museum director Nobel Museum, Anna Stenkula, Curator of the Nobel Museum, Katarina Nordqvist, director of research Nobelmuseum, policy advisors FILM&SCIENCE. External experts are Ulrika Engstrom, editor of Science World on SVT (Swedish television) and Ulrika Björkstén, Ph.D. Chemistry and Head of Science Editors on the Swedish Radio.






