1992
The county council of Älvsborg is funding Film i Väst under the name Västernfilm, with its headquarter in Alingsås.
1993
Västerfilm changes name to Film i Väst and present an official report about a west-Swedish film funding.
1994
The west-Swedish film fund is founded.
1995
Film i Väst is awarded with the Guldbagge or inspiring work.
1996
Film i Väst is preparing for a move to Trollhättan and receives EU means.
1997
Film i Väst moves in at the Noabo area in Trollhättan. Love Fools och The Lake becomes the first two films that are produced.
1998
Fucking Åmål is made.
1999
11 feature films are made, among them Lars von Trier's Dancer in the Dark.
2000
Together and Jalla! Jalla! are some of the films that confirm Film i Västs's reputation. Lars von Trier's Dancer in the Dark wins the Palme d'Or in Cannes.
2001
For the first time, Film i Väst co-produces 15 films in one year.
2002
Lars von Trier produces Dogville and Film i Väst celebrates its tenth anniversery.
2003
Dogville is competing in Cannes.
2004
Film i Väst inaugurates its new studio in Trollhättan, which is the biggest in Europe.
2005
Once again is Lars von Trier competing in Cannes with a film that was made at Film i Väst – Manderlay.
2006
It is finally official. Arn becomes a film, a huge project in Götaland.
