The Nordisk Film Foundation's three honorary prizes and the Balling Special Prize are presented during one award ceremony, ISBJØRNEN.

Despite lower inflation and general economic progress in Denmark, children in financially struggling families are going without meals, necessary clothing, and social activities. The children are mentally overworked and isolate themselves socially, according to studies in a new publication from the Egmont Foundation.

With a new regular release, the Egmont Foundation aims to focus on several challenges that children and young people at risk experience, and contribute to conversations on how we as a society solve them.

Egmont strengthens its market position by gathering its leading companies within the Home & Interior segment into one group: Egmont LivingNordic. The new group has a turnover above SEK 2 billion, and Charlotta Svarfvar will be heading as the Group CEO.

Introducing a production incentive scheme in Denmark is "a no brainer", according to a hearing at Christiansborg today, organised by Egmont and Nordisk Film, among others.

2023 was a satisfactory year for Story House Egmont's Danish magazine business, which despite a decline in revenue delivered its best operating profit in five years.

Story House Egmont is taking action as a result of the negative result in 2023 and the challenges in the pressurised media market. This involves, among other things, joint management and closer cooperation across national borders within the European Story House Media organisation. Unfortunately, it also entails a downsizing of 60 man-years in Norway.

Once again, we'll delve into some of the issues that matter most to us at this year's Folkemødet on Bornholm. Join us as we explore important topics and engage in meaningful discussions.