225 events for the next 18 months
1 · Friday, August 28
24 · August 30 – September 3
Three short children's films about rain and rainbows, followed by a creative workshop where children make their own rainbows.
French drama from 2019 about two lifelong friends who must reassess their lives and friendship after a misunderstanding.
A Sunday film screening at Horsens Library about an autistic boy, his stand-up comedian father, and a kidnapping trip to LA. Free admission for up to 30 people, ages 15+.
Free screening of the Australian classic about three drag queens on an adventurous road trip across the desert.
A French film about a young rapper from Paris who discovers the world of opera through an encounter with a renowned teacher, navigating between two worlds.
An Italian film about a teacher returning to his hometown after years away, exploring themes of identity and belonging as part of the SeniorBio programme.
Free toddler cinema with a 20-minute film and healthy snacks. Screenings on selected dates from September to December. Advance booking required.
Children's cinema screening short films and animations for the youngest viewers at BRØK in Copenhagen.
Viggo Mortensen's 2020 drama about a gay son and his homophobic father with dementia, screened by Seniorernes Biografklub with a video greeting from a filmmaker, refreshments and a guided discussion.
Børnebiffen is a monthly film screening for young children at Åby Bibliotek, featuring 4-6 short films around a shared theme. Perfect for daycare groups, parents, and grandparents.
Free short film evening for young children at Bjerringbro Library, featuring 5-7 Danish short films for ages 2-6.
ErindringsBio brings people together around short films from the 1940s to 1980s that spark memories of Copenhagen, Rødovre, and Tivoli. Coffee and conversation follow the screenings.
The Film Reading Club discusses Stine Askov's novel 'Nøjsomheden' before a screening at Nicolai Biograf. A love story exploring social inequality, family, and grief across two worlds.
Short film screening for babies and toddlers at Ringsted Library with the theme "Out and About". Free entry, but advance booking required.
Short films for young children featuring familiar characters from books and screens at Holluf Pile Library in Odense.
Ringsted Library screens short films for children aged 3-6 with the theme 'Out and About'. Free admission, but advance registration required.
A children's film screening about friendship, featuring discussion prompts, activity ideas, and a selection of themed books to explore.
Documentary screening and discussion with journalist Nagieb Khaja about Denmark's involvement in Afghanistan and the making of 'The Deception in Helmand'.
Documentary about climate change in the Nordic region, with a local expert discussing its impact on the Mariagerfjord area.
Documentary about climate change in the Nordic region, following four communities in Denmark, Norway, Sweden and the Faroe Islands.
Documentary film that tells the story of Denmark and its people through an original CV format.
Free drop-in film screening for young children at Korup Library, no booking or entry fee required.
Free short film screenings for young children at the library. Two sessions: 9:30 for ages 0-3 and 10:15 for ages 3-6.
Film screening at Slagelse Library with the title announced one week in advance. Free admission with registration required.
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A film reading club discussion of Stine Askov's novel 'Nøjsomheden' followed by a screening at Vamdrup Kino. A love story spanning two worlds, directed by Hella Joof.
Neil Breen's cult classic 'Fateful Findings' screens at 1000Fryd. Free entry.
Screening of the film "Nøjsomheden" at Kappelborg Kulturhus in Skagen.
ERLEND. screens at the Odense International Film Festival 2026.
Two short films from Iceland and Greenland are screened at Nordatlantisk Hus - an evening featuring the Icelandic Póstkort and the Greenlandic Ivikkisartoq Kingulleq.
Four short films for young children at Tarup Library - a 27-minute programme featuring stories about animals and adventures.
International circus short films showcasing acrobatics, humor, and artistic talent screen at Dynamo in Odense.
A screening of the 1951 Danish classic 'Meet Me on Cassiopeia' in the open-air museum garden at Farvergården in Kerteminde, marking the film's 75th anniversary.
A Greenlandic film about identity and society shown as part of the North Atlantic Film Evenings at Nordatlantisk Hus.
Documentary about Argentine workers reclaiming their factory. Free screening at 1000Fryd.
Signature menu inspired by 'Druk' followed by a film screening in Krøyers Have. Carsten Lundings Køkken serves an elegant three-course dinner that mirrors the film's contrasts between joy and gravity.
Themed dinner menu inspired by 'Stand by Me' - grilled cheese, snobrød, and blueberry tart under the trees in Svendborg, followed by the film screening.
Classic 1975 rock opera featuring The Who's music, screening at 1000Fryd in Aalborg.
A family film about a magical school with fantastic creatures, ideal for children who love fairy tales and fantasy.
Outdoor screening of the adventure film "How to Train Your Dragon" at a natural forest stage in Arden - a cherished local tradition revived for the whole family.
Agora Cinema Club screens two films outdoors in the amphitheatre at Kildevæld - "Aftersun" and "Moonrise Kingdom". Bring a blanket and pillow.
A cosy evening for singles aged 30-50 with tapas, a film screening, and the chance to meet others in your age group in Ringsted.
A curated dinner inspired by Dirch Passer's favourite Danish dishes, followed by a screening of the film 'Dirch' at SVEND Film Days in Svendborg.
Documentary about climate change in Nordic communities, followed by a discussion with local experts and director Phie Ambo.
Documentary screening about climate change in the Nordic region, followed by a panel discussion with director Phie Ambo and local climate experts.
Documentary exploring Charles de Gaulle's resistance during World War II and the personal cost of his defiance.
A cult 1980s horror film screened as part of the B-MOVIE BLAST series at 1000Fryd in Aalborg.
A documentary about architects Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown, exploring their groundbreaking work and their creative partnership spanning over 50 years.
Screening of the film "Dobbeltspil" at Kappelborg Kulturhus in Skagen.
The documentary 'All God's Colors' premieres in Denmark at Kinorama as part of Sønderborg Pride Week, following a gay priest and a drag-performing church assistant fighting for an inclusive faith community.
Film premiere of Nøjsomheden with author Stine Askov giving a lecture on the novel and its film adaptation. Pop-up library opens at 6 p.m.
The PAW Patrol team embarks on a dinosaur adventure in this family-friendly film. Perfect for children who love action-packed stories and their favorite rescue dogs.
Screening of the Spanish erotic drama 'Sex and Lucia' (2001), a sensual exploration of desire and memory.
Free outdoor cinema in Gellerup featuring a documentary about Tingbjerg, with food, drinks, and a neighbourhood gathering after the screening.
Screening of the film "The Invite" at Kappelborg Kulturhus in Skagen.
Cult B-movie screening of the 1987 action film 'Hard Ticket to Hawaii'. A nostalgic treat for fans of retro entertainment and B-movie classics.
Morning film screening for ages 15+ at Brædstrup Library. Free admission.
A space adventure for young children featuring films about solar eclipses, craft activities, and a chance to explore the library's space rocket.