Paranoia is a dark and intense story about Lulu and Mads, who have both experienced something strongly supernatural. The meeting between them leads to a wild and risky search for answers with consequences for both of them. It is raw realism that merges with a supernatural universe.

Paranoia is produced by SF Studios by Julie Rix Bomholt and Mia Elvstrøm Myrälf in co-production with Finnish co-producer Aleksi Hyvärinen from Don Films with support from the Danish Film Institute, Finnish Film Foundation, Nordisk Film & TV Fond and TV2 Denmark. The film is distributed by SF Studios and REinvent handles international sales.

Paranoia is the first Danish feature film ever to achieve the Green Film certification for its sustainable production. Read more about this here.

Paranoia will premiere in Danish cinemas on February 8, 2024, followed by an international release.

For more information, please contact:
Julie Rix Bomholt, Producer, SF Studios, julie.bomholt@sfstudios.dk, +45 23 60 76 90
Malin Strihagen, Vice President Brand & Communications, SF Studios, malin.strihagen@sfstudios.se, +46 70 780 39 35
Helene Aurø, Sales & Marketing Director, Reinvent International Sales, helene.auro@reinvent.dk, +45 23 42 00 07

About SF Studios
SF Studios, established in 1919, is one of the world’s oldest film companies. Today SF Studios is the leading film studio in the Nordic region with its headquarters in Stockholm, Sweden and offices in Oslo, Copenhagen, Helsinki and London. The company is producing and distributing feature films and TV series as well as providing the streaming service SF Anytime. SF Studios is part of the leading Nordic media company Bonnier.

About REinvent
REinvent is a packaging, sales and financing studio all in one. REinvent has extensive knowledge of original trends and sales opportunities in both the Scandinavian and international markets and works with high profile European production companies.

About the Green Film certification
Green Film is an international certification scheme developed by the Trentino Film Commission in Italy, which several European film funds use to ensure a more environmentally sound and sustainable film and television industry in Europe. Green Film works with a points system for the certification, which guides the producers to a more sustainable and climate-friendly production.