Everything seems quiet up there, until the action begins. Beneath the frozen surface, something’s boiling that you’ll never see coming.

Normal

Three stormy Fridays. Three girls on the cusp of adulthood. Three lives that will never be the same again. A coming of age story where every moment is so intense that the smallest fragment can encompass an entire universe.

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Best friends Mimi and Ronco always have each other. They want to live adventurous lives, filled with experiences and passion. Emma, in contrast, has given her whole life to figure skating. Nothing comes between her and success. But when the girls meet, life opens up new paths and everything is launched in new directions. While Mimi and Emma experience the earthy allure of first love, Ronco finds herself on an unprecedented quest for satisfaction.

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Audience Award | Sundance Film Fesival | 2022
Official Selection - Generation | Berlin Film Festival | 2022

Girl Picture

If the employees of The Office were musicians in a symphony orchestra. An unpredictable sitcom from Denmark whose brilliant script explores the confusion, ambitions, and weaknesses of the characters with tenderness and sarcasm.
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The Orchestra (2022) is a Danish comedy series focusing on the everyday challenges of a symphony orchestra. Through the lives of the musicians and the conductor, tensions and personal relationships are highlighted, offering a tender and humorous look at the world of classical music.

The Orchestra

What if "Game of Thrones" unfolded in an Icelandic fishing village, set against the stark beauty of the fjords? A tale of power struggles, shifting alliances, and fish in place of dragons - or how a modest fishing venture among childhood friends evolves into an empire where nothing comes without a price.

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In the 1980s, in Iceland’s fjords, childhood friends transform a small fishing operation into a vast empire amid a landscape of constantly shifting regulations. The series explores the dramatic tension between rural life, the privatization of fishing grounds and the evolving balance of power among the characters.

Blackport

One of the most beloved films of recent years, Joachim Trier's comic drama (with generous doses of romance, tragedy and existential despair) is awarded at Cannes for Renate Reinsve, makes it to the Oscars, and reflects on absolutely contemporary personal and social impasses.

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Thirty-year-old Julie doesn't know what she wants out of life. And while her boyfriend wants to start a family, she suddenly falls in love with someone else. A chronicle of four years in the life of a young woman who is asked to explore the complicated paths of life and love while struggling for her career. All of which will make her understand herself better and bring her face to face with a more realistic view of who she really is.

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Nomination for Best Original Screenplay | Oscars | 2022
Nomination for Best International Film | Oscars | 2022
Best Actress (Renate Reinsve) | Cannes Film Festival | 2021
Nomination for Best Actress (Renate Reinsve) | BAFTA | 2022

The Worst Person in the World

One of the great leading actresses of European cinema, Trine Dyrholm, delivers a scene-stealing performance in a spirited comedy, best suited for those who prefer their feel-good fare laced with a sharp dose of dark humor.

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A Danish woman with a past in the secret services relocates to Iceland and sets out to put her neighborhood in order - whether the locals like it or not.

The Danish Woman

Multi-award-winning Danish director Thomas Vinterberg writes and directs his first television series - a tender and evocative ode to loss and hope, portraying love as the last remaining homeland.
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In a not-too-distant future, Denmark collapses, and the government orders a full evacuation of the country due to rising water levels, forcing some families to break apart and others to redefine themselves.

Families Like Ours

Inspired by true events, this is the shocking story of the world’s first beauty blogger. Teenage Selina is swept away in a relentless quest for validation, sinking deeper into the dazzling yet hollow world of fake fame. At the end of this dark tunnel, will she be able to find herself again?
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As she seeks revenge on those who bullied her, 17-year-old Selina ends up changing the world. She transforms into her online alter ego, Selina Isabel, and rises to become the country’s biggest blogger, a controversial icon of beauty and lifestyle whose fame only keeps growing. This is the story of the world’s first beauty blogger, inspired by true events.

Requiem for Selina

Roy Anderson's unique directorial vision crystallizes in another creation of unique aesthetic beauty and bittersweet surrealism, which rightly earned the great Swedish director the Silver Lion for Best Director at the 2019 Venice Film Festival.

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In a dreamy atmosphere and guided by a narrator reminiscent of Scheherazade from "A Thousand and One Nights", a series of vignettes compose a cinematic meditation on endings and mortality.

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Best Director | Venice Film Festival | 2019

About Endlessness

Winner in the Generation section of the Berlin Film Festival, this family friendly feelgood revelation comes with the sweet youthful energy promised by its title to tell the story of a Little Miss Sunshine who overcomes her insecurities to conquer her dreams.

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12-year-old Mina's life is turned upside down when a famous dancer moves to her hometown. She falls madly in love, and when he holds an open audition for his new dance company, Mina sees an opportunity to get together and signs up. Caught up in her excitement, however, she forgets something very important: She can't dance!

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Best Film Award - Generation | Berlin Film Festival | 2023

Dancing Queen

This is where Roy Anderson's cinematic universe is born. In his 1970 debut, the surrealist auteur, influenced by the Czech New Wave, tells the love story of two teenagers and the reaction of the people around them. Multi-award-winning and a must-see for any fan of the director.

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Two teenagers meet and reluctantly fall in love in a beautiful setting during an idyllic Swedish summer. Ignoring social confines, they innocently create their own environment in contrast to the distorted relationships, frustration and fatigue of adult life around them.

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Interfilm Award | Berlin Film Festival | 1970
Journalists' Award | Berlin Film Festival | 1970

A Swedish Love Story

Roy Anderson's fourth film brings his tableaux vivants back to the screen, addressing the human being, his greatness and his baseness, his joy and his sorrow, his confidence and his anxiety. A tragic comedy or is it a comic tragedy about ourselves?

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In the Swedish city named Oblivion, people from different walks of life participate in a series of short vignettes that hurry past us. Some last only seconds, no more than a few minutes. A young woman recalls an imaginary honeymoon with a rock guitarist. A man wakes up from a dream. A businessman brags about success while being robbed by a pickpocket. The absurd collection is accompanied by jazz music.

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Official Selection - Un Certain Regard | Cannes Film Festival | 2007

You, the Living

A claustrophobic social thriller about the decline of moral values against the backdrop of a conflict between two classmates that evolves into something much more extreme. Golden Camera at Cannes for the impressive directorial debut of the grandson of Ingmar Bergman and Liv Ullmann with a riveting central performance by Renate Rainswe.

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On a fateful afternoon in an empty elementary school, the mothers of Armand and Jon, two six-year-olds, enter a desperate battle for the truth when one son is accused of crossing the line against the other. All means are used and soon a mixture of madness, desire and obsession emerges.

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Golden Camera - Un Certain Regard | Cannes Film Festival | 2024

Armand

Aki Kaurismäki, as we know and love him, with his characteristic and sui generis minimal and deeply human cinema, that always harbors a big heart and a warm hug for all the pariahs and outcasts of life.

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A Syrian refugee arrives to Helsinki by boat and starts working at a restaurant owned by a middle-aged, former door-to-door salesman, who gives up everything for a new start. The meeting of the two men will change both their lives forever.

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Best Director | Berlin International Film Festival | 2017
FIPRESCI Prize | San Sebastián International Film Festival | 2017
Grand Prix | Luxembourg City Film Festival | 2017

The Other Side of Hope

A venomous dark comedy and biting satire in equal measure, the film that propelled Norwegian director Kristoffer Borgli to Hollywood becomes a clinically Scandinavian yet unexpectedly tender portrait of a young woman, a generation, and an entire culture.

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A young woman addicted to self-promotion and the attention of others spirals into a series of self-destructive fabrications, as the world around her mirrors the same narcissistic void that is consuming her.

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Official Selection - Un Certain Regard | Cannes Film Festival | 2022

Sick of Myself

If there is anything worth preserving from Dogme 95, Lars von Trier’s manifesto that shook the waters at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival, it is this legendary film by Thomas Vinterberg, that depicts familial abuse in a cinematically unparalleled way.

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Thomas Vinterberg directs the story of the sixtieth birthday of a wealthy paterfamilias, when unpleasant truths begin to emerge about the family's tumultuous past, which will quickly turn into an avalanche.

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Jury Prize | Cannes Film Festival | 1998
Nominated for Best Foreign Language Film | Golden Globes | 1999
Nominated for Best Film not in the English Language | BAFTA Awards | 2000
Nominated for Best Foreign Film | César Awards | 1999

The Celebration

A gripping modern parable, full of twists, risk, and hatred - steeped in darkness. Who deserves redemption, and what could that mean in an online age of trolls, cancel culture, and fleeting fame?
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By day, Tom runs his mother’s clothing shop, but by night he has spent years trolling the internet. His targets of hate are feminists in general and one famous stand-up comedian in particular. When the harassment causes her to break down on stage and share his comment publicly, Tom’s identity is exposed and he becomes a pariah in his community. Frightened, isolated and cut off from his online world, he struggles to rebuild himself from the ground up.

A Better Man

The origin story of an expression that has been imprinted in the world's vocabulary comes to life on screen with a fast-paced narrative, 70s pop aesthetics and a delightful Ethan Hawke in the leading role.

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Stockholm, 1973. An American ex-convict breaks into the largest bank in the Swedish capital with the aim of not only emptying the safe, but also demanding that the authorities release his imprisoned friend. Gradually charming the hostage bank employees with his charismatic, sensitive, but slightly unbalanced personality, he will make them not only defend him, but want to help him.

Stockholm

Black comedy and daring erotic psychodrama are blended with Scandinavian precision and meticulousness in a compellingly dark and deeply human study of grief and mourning through the unexpected (but ultimately so fitting) prism of BDSM.

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A man who has lost his wife in an accident years ago feels unable to connect emotionally with people. When he meets Mona, a dominatrix, everything in his life changes.

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Official Selection - Directors' Fortnight | Cannes Film Festival | 2019

Dogs Don't Wear Pants

The folk horror of the 21st century, already adored by the younger generations worldwide, who set up special screenings and themed parties in its honor. A break-up is deconstructed between horror and parody, and Florence Pugh gives the performance of her life.

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Danny and Christian are a young American couple whose relationship is falling apart. But after a family tragedy, they decide to go on a trip to an isolated Swedish village. What begins as a carefree summer adventure at a sunny retreat takes a morbid turn when the villagers invite guests to join in the festivities that transform this paradise into an increasingly unsettling and disturbing place.

Midsommar

The first part of a trilogy about "sex, dreams and love",  Dag Johan Haugerud's film is one of the boldest deconstructions of masculinity and virility we have seen in recent years and rightly walked away with three awards from the 74th Berlin Film Festival.

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Two chimney sweepers living in monogamous, heterosexual marriages both end up in situations that challenge their views on sexuality and gender roles.

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C.I.C.A.E. Award - Panorama | Berlin Film Festival | 2024
Prize of the Ecumenica Jury - Panorama | Berlin Film Festival | 2024

An Icelandic coming-of-age tale that balances adolescent aggression with a youthful love of life, Beautiful Creatures is a rare ode to the tenderness and closeness of male friendship. Recipient of the audience award at the 63rd Thessaloniki Festival.

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Growing up with his mother, who has psychic abilities, Addi decides to include a marginalized teenager in his group. Left to their own devices, the boys explore themselves through aggression and violence. As their behavior escalates, Addi experiences a series of apocalyptic visions. Can his intuition lead him and his friends down a safer path, or are they doomed to sink into violence?

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Official Selection - Panorama | Berlin Film Festival | 2022
Audience Award - Open Horizons | Thessaloniki Film Festival | 2022

Beautiful Beings

A natural disaster during a ski holiday triggers an avalanche of strain in a couple's marriage. Before the Palme d’Or, Ruben Östlund explores modern relationships, stunningly balancing between evocative drama and hilarious comedy.

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A cheerful Swedish family goes skiing at the French Alps. During a meal at a restaurant on a slope, an avalanche turns everything upside down. While plates fly away in all directions, the woman is looking for her husband as she tries to shield their children; but he ran away to save himself. After the avalanche stops, they burst into awkward laughter but the family balance has been completely overturned. His unexpected reaction causes the reassessment of family roles and relationships.

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Un Certain Regard Jury Prize | Cannes Film Festival | 2014
Best Film | Seville European Film Festival | 2014
Best Screenplay | Seville European Film Festival | 2014

Force Majeure

How would you manage your life if someone told you it had to stand still for 2 years? Nobel-winning author Harry Martinson’s poem is turned into a modern and impressively timely (although filmed before the pandemic) existential science fiction film.

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A spaceship transporting people from Earth to Mars, full of amenities for its voracious consumer passengers, goes off course causing a temporary disruption in everyone's lives. Managing the disruption will force them to reflect on their existence and their place in the universe.

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Official Selection | Toronto Film Festival | 2018
Cineuropa Award | Les Arcs European Film Festival | 2018
Best Actress (Emelie Garbers) | Les Arcs European Film Festival | 2018

Aniara

John Carpenter meets «Training Day» in a riveting debut from Scandinavia that takes police brutality, racial discrimination and social segregation to the fore in a gritty, compelling crime thriller.

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Two police officers take over patrol in a ghettoized neighborhood that is on the verge of exploding due to an incident of police brutality against an immigrant. A series of unforeseen events will lead them into an unprecedented world where they will gradually find themselves trapped not only by those they are supposed to be pursuing, but also within their own beliefs.

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Best Director | Thessaloniki Film Festival | 2020
FIPRESCI Prize | Thessaloniki Film Festival | 2020
Official Selection | Venice Film Festival | 2020

Shorta

Only 24 hours are enough to bring a whole life up and down. What happens when a person with whom we had planned our whole life disappears? Grief and tolerance collide in a simple but emotionally sweeping film that opened the Un Certain Regard section of Cannes.

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When Reykjavik is paralysed by the biggest transport tragedy in its history, Una is confronted with sudden loss and pain. But, because of a secret she carries with her, Una cannot claim her rightful place in the grief she experiences. She finds herself to be an outsider to the events unfolding around her, even though she is in fact at the center of them.

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Official Selection - Un Certain Regard | Cannes Film Festival | 2024

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