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Photo: Per Daumiller

(From left: Pål Giørtz, Satu Rasila, Rolf Börjlind and Markus Pyhältö)

A Story for Greenlanders Today

One Friday in July, the musical drama Qullissara premiered in the abandoned coal mining town of Qullissat. It tells the story of a settlement on the west coast with a blooming cultural life being forcibly closed by the government 40 years ago.

Nordic Talents 2012

Nordic Talents 2012: Register now if you're a graduation student from a Nordic film school.

Historical hits

For a decade and a half, Danish feature films have been depicting the doings and wrong-doings of the Family and of Society in a naturalistic manner. This year's enormous success of two historical dramas may be the signs of an imminent sea change.

BAFTA Award turns to politics

Danish hit television series, 'Borgen' just won the prestigious BAFTA Award in the international category!

Teddy Bear meets the Russian Bear

Cinematic Copenhagen

Until April 29th cinemas all over Copenhagen are packed with the best, weirdest, and wildest films as the festival CPH:PIX takes place.

Oslo 31 août

French cinema-goers receive well the award-winning Oslo, August 31st by Norwegian director Joachim Trier. 100,000 tickets sold in the first three weeks make it the most successful Norwegian film ever.

Danish website brings you Theater On Demand

April 16th a new Danish website, seeatre.com, will show recordings of the very best of Danish theater.

Danish website brings you Theater On Demand

April 16th a new Danish website, seeatre.com, will show recordings of the very best of Danish theater.

Nouvelle vague nordique

Cinéma du Panthéon in Paris shows all Nordic feature films until Sunday.