Submarino: What’s Past is Prologue
Grown up, and that is a terribly hard thing to do. It is much easier to skip it…
Hævnen: Hope for a Better World
Few movies can keep the value they rightfully gained after being renamed in another language. The 83rd Academy…
Natt Til 17: Youth In Revolt
A coming of age story from the critically acclaimed director Eirik Svensson aims to depict a specific time…
Mot Naturen: Escape from the City
The winner of the Europa Cinemas Label as Best European film in the 65th Berlinale, Mot Naturen, directed and written…
A Man Called Ove: Suicide isn’t Easy as One May Think
Adapted from Swedish author Fredrik Backman’s book of the same name, the film En Man Som Heter Ove (2015),…
An Unusual Vampire Flick; Låt den rätte komma in.
Featuring the unusual love between an 12-year-old boy, Oskar, and a vampire, Eli; låt den rätte komma in…
Fa Meg Pa, For Faen! : The Virgin Suicides with Norwegian Humour
Not often we get to see female sexual awakening told honestly in movies. Especially from a female gaze…
Sámi Blood: Amanda Kernell Goes Into the Depths of Racism
With Sámi Blood, Amanda Kernell comes back to the cinematography with the subject of racism so as to…
Two Scandinavian Films Shortlisted for Oscars’ Foreign Language Film Award
The Academy members have shortlisted two films from Denmark and Sweden for this year’s Foreign Language Award. This…
Interview: Johannes Kuhnke
Everyone must have heard amazing Swedish director Ruben Östlund‘s last film “Force Majeure”. This film is one of…
Brothers and Rams, Hrútar.
Set in a remote, calm and stunningly beautiful Icelandic sheep-herding village, Hrutar tells the tale of Gummi and…
Force Majeuere: Not All Heroes Wear Manhood
In case of a loss of cabin pressure, oxygen masks above your seat will deploy, please place the…