SND Films

16/09/2024

Congrats!

09/08/2024

WORLD PREMIERE @ TIFF 2024!

04/08/2023

27/11/2022

23/11/2022

Bravo!

interfilm Berlin and KUKI Festival have announced the winners of this year's edition. Among them is It's Nice in Here, which won two awards. The short animation won in the Confrontation competition and took home the award for Best Short Film for Teenagers at Interfilm and Kuki respectively.

It's Nice In Here, the debut of Robert-Jonathan Koeyers and produced by Richard Valk of Valk Productions, is a fragmentic portrait of a person, a moment and a place, seen through the subjective memories of a young girl, Imani, and police officer, David. Both have different experiences of a fateful moment at a convenience store, which changes their lives for ever. It's Nice In Here qualified for the Animated Short Film category at the Academy Awards.

Read the full story on SEE NL:
👉 https://see-nl.com/artikel/20221122-its-nice-in-here-wins-in-berlin

Nederlands Filmfonds SND Films

10/10/2022

09/09/2022

08/09/2022

Trailer for the short film Alt på en gang (Everything at once). Steinar Klouman Hallert as Jakob Elisabeth Aschehough as Hannah Sondre Larsen as Mads Written…

17/05/2022

A little blurb on SND Films in Cannes 2022!

On the eve of Cannes Marché 2022, Sydney Neter of SND Films talks shorts with See NL

09/05/2022

02/05/2022

24/12/2021

What do George Lucas, Neill Blomkamp, and Lynne Ramsay all have in common? They started their careers off of a short script. We want to help build new great careers for amazing short script writers.

25/11/2021

Beautiful!

01/09/2021

An interview with the producers of Vasili's Sad Film that screens Out of Competition at Venice 2021

29/07/2021

World premiere of the short doc SAD FILM in Venice!

Six Dutch (co-)productions off to Venice

22/07/2021

Monstra Animation Film Festival is here and See NL has the Dutch line-up for you

17/06/2021

Finally the Cowboys have lost against the indians. So US-citizens with migration background are coming home…A short film packed with stereotypes illustrating...