Helsinki’s Finnish Film Affair Unveils Film, Series Pitches and Panels, Strikes First Nordic Genre Lab Partnership (EXCLUSIVE)
A total of 38 film and series projects from the Nordics and beyond will be pitched to 500-plus attendees in Helsinki.
A total of 38 film and series projects from the Nordics and beyond will be pitched to 500-plus attendees in Helsinki.
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A total of 38 film and series projects from the Nordics and beyond will be…
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