Silver films
Silver films

SILVER FILMS is a Swedish production company formed in 2017 by producer Anna Byvald. It’s a boutique outfit focusing on highly qualitative projects with international potential and directors with a personal voice. The company is based in Gothenburg, Sweden, but operates internationally.

Recent accolades have been received for co-producing the acclaimed feature "Earthlings," directed by Steven Doughton and adapted from Jonathan Raymond's novel, with Todd Haynes serving as executive producer. Currently, Byvald is deeply involved in overseeing a diverse lineup of upcoming films, including "Lust" by Ralitza Petrova and "Zarzis" by Farzad Samsami, further establishing Silver Films' reputation for nurturing innovative storytelling.

Before founding Silver Films, Byvald refined her skills at Silverosa Film, beginning her journey in film production in 2005. Throughout her career, she has consistently supported emerging talents, embraced diverse perspectives, and explored thought-provoking themes. Collaborations with visionary directors such as Ninja Thyberg, Johan Jonason, Ester Martin Bergsmark, and Mark Hammarberg have resulted in a rich catalog of films celebrated for their creativity and impact.

One of Byvald's notable achievements is her collaboration with directors Johan Jonason, Ester Martin Bergsmark, and Mark Hammarberg, which has earned critical acclaim and industry recognition. From award-winning shorts like "Dance Music Now" to groundbreaking features like "Maggie in Wonderland," Byvald's productions have left a lasting impression on audiences and critics alike. Additionally, she has co-produced three films with director Lukas Moodysson.

In addition to her role as a producer, Byvald has also served as an executive producer, supporting emerging talents such as Sara Klara Hellström's captivating short film "Cleanse." Her dedication to nurturing new voices extends to her involvement in co-productions for documentary and hybrid films, including the internationally acclaimed "Jihad Jane" by Ciaran Cassidy and the Danish-Swedish-American hybrid film "Petey & Ginger" with director Ada Bligaard Söby.

Byvald's expertise and commitment to her craft are evident in her participation in prestigious programs like the Eave Producers Workshop and Sources Mentoring Screenwriters, demonstrating her ongoing dedication to advancing the film industry.

SILVER FILMS is a Swedish production company formed in 2017 by producer Anna Byvald. It’s a boutique outfit focusing on highly qualitative projects with international potential and directors with a personal voice. The company is based in Gothenburg, Sweden, but operates internationally.

Recent accolades have been received for co-producing the acclaimed feature "Earthlings," directed by Steven Doughton and adapted from Jonathan Raymond's novel, with Todd Haynes serving as executive producer. Currently, Byvald is deeply involved in overseeing a diverse lineup of upcoming films, including "Lust" by Ralitza Petrova and "Zarzis" by Farzad Samsami, further establishing Silver Films' reputation for nurturing innovative storytelling.

Before founding Silver Films, Byvald refined her skills at Silverosa Film, beginning her journey in film production in 2005. Throughout her career, she has consistently supported emerging talents, embraced diverse perspectives, and explored thought-provoking themes. Collaborations with visionary directors such as Ninja Thyberg, Johan Jonason, Ester Martin Bergsmark, and Mark Hammarberg have resulted in a rich catalog of films celebrated for their creativity and impact.

One of Byvald's notable achievements is her collaboration with directors Johan Jonason, Ester Martin Bergsmark, and Mark Hammarberg, which has earned critical acclaim and industry recognition. From award-winning shorts like "Dance Music Now" to groundbreaking features like "Maggie in Wonderland," Byvald's productions have left a lasting impression on audiences and critics alike. Additionally, she has co-produced three films with director Lukas Moodysson.

In addition to her role as a producer, Byvald has also served as an executive producer, supporting emerging talents such as Sara Klara Hellström's captivating short film "Cleanse." Her dedication to nurturing new voices extends to her involvement in co-productions for documentary and hybrid films, including the internationally acclaimed "Jihad Jane" by Ciaran Cassidy and the Danish-Swedish-American hybrid film "Petey & Ginger" with director Ada Bligaard Söby.

Byvald's expertise and commitment to her craft are evident in her participation in prestigious programs like the Eave Producers Workshop and Sources Mentoring Screenwriters, demonstrating her ongoing dedication to advancing the film industry.