Gunilla Film will attend Mia Market, an international market bringing together filmmakers, producers and industry professionals to connect, exchange ideas and explore new collaborations.

Mia Market provides a platform for networking, pitching and discovering new projects, fostering opportunities for collaboration within the audiovisual industry.

Gunilla Film will attend Baltic Sea Docs as co-producers of Master of Ceremony, directed by Katarzyna Piórek.

Baltic Sea Docs is an international pitching and networking forum bringing together documentary filmmakers, producers, broadcasters and industry professionals from across Europe.

Master of Ceremony is produced by the polish production company Silver Frame and producer Stanisław Zaborowski. Gunilla Film is the Swedish co-producer.

Gunilla Film wins the MEDIMED Award for Anywhere but Here at Sheffield DocFest MeetMarket.

Sheffield DocFest MeetMarket is one of the world’s leading meeting places for documentary film. The 2026 MeetMarket presents 50 documentary projects from 42 production and co-production countries, selected from a record number of submissions.

Gunilla Film received the award to take part in and pitch Anywhere but Here at this year’s MEDIMED Pitching Forum in October.

Gunilla Film pitches two projects at MDAG Co-Pro in Warsaw.

MDAG CO-PRO is a networking platform for producers developing international documentary co-productions. This year’s edition focuses on collaboration between Poland and Sweden.

Gunilla Film will pitch the projects The Female Truck Drivers of Ukraine and Anywhere but Here.

Another Håkan premiered at Bio Roy on March 24. The screening ended with a standing ovation for a visibly moved Håkan Hägg. Photo from the premiere by Isac Fridlund.

Kulturbloggen gives the film 4 out of 5 stars and writes in its review:

“Another Håkan” offers hope that people can be unique and do not have to fit into conventional moulds. Although Håkan Hägg has faced difficulties in his life, he is often full of positive energy, and the documentary has a beautiful and hopeful tone.

The short documentary 4-i-rad - I Covid 19's klor  will have its world premiere at Tempo Documentary Festival on March 3 at Zita Cinema.

During the isolation of the pandemic, Jonas has the brilliant idea of commissioning the world’s most expensive Four in a Row game, made from precious metal. He gets in touch with goldsmith Eddie, and before long the project escalates far beyond anything either of them could have imagined. A fast-paced and humorous documentary, building towards the moment when everything will finally be decided.

Gunilla Film is developing a new documentary in Ukraine together with the Ukrainian production company 2332 Films. The first filming trip took place in November 2025.

LOGLINE: In the shadow of war, a group of Ukrainian women begin training as truck drivers, challenging traditional gender roles as they fight for independence, survival, and a place on the road.

Directed by Daniéla Frykstrand

Gunilla Film is developing a new documentary about Swedish-speaking migrants in Europe.

Co-produced with SVT Dokumentär, the film follows people who, as a result of the EU’s Dublin system, have been deported or forced to move on within Europe. Today, they live in a state of legal and human limbo. Through their individual stories, the documentary explores the consequences of a system that fails to take people’s actual lives into account, and what it means to have once called Sweden home.