A SONG CALLED HATE won Best Nordic Documentary at Oslo Pix

A Song Called Hate by Anna Hildur won the Best Nordic Documentary Award at Oslo Pix, which took place from May 31 - June 10 in a hybrid version.

The jury statement reads as follows: “This year's winner manages from an unlikely starting point to engage with some of the real big questions about what art is, and what it can or should be. This smart and humorous documentary examines if and how even the most commercial of frameworks can be combined with activism, and raises unexpected questions around heavy topics like political and cultural boycott versus influencing. In an ingenious manner, this film leads the viewer to reflect for themselves around what the function of art should be. A special shout-out goes to the very young fans that make appearances in between the more globally concerned scenes and discussions.”

See the greeting from director Anna Hildur below:

Best Nordic Documentary at Oslo Grand Pix

A Song Called Hate was directed and produced by Anna Hildur for Tattarrattat and centers around the performance art group Hatari, who made headlines at the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest.

International sales for A Song Called Hate are being handled by LevelK.