Pia Lundberg is set to succeed to Jonas Holmberg as the new artistic director of Göteborg Film Festival, Scandinavia's leading film event.
Pia Lundberg, a Swedish film industry veteran, is set to succeed to Jonas Holmberg as the new artistic director of Göteborg Film Festival, Scandinavia’s leading film event.
Lundberg most recently served as counsellor for cultural affairs at the Embassy of Sweden in London for the last five years. A former journalist, Lundberg also served as head of international
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