163 events for the next 18 months
2 · Sunday, October 18
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+.
A cosy film screening for young children and their adults at Hovedbiblioteket in Skive - drop-in welcome.
3 · Monday, October 19
Short film programme for young children at Hovedbiblioteket featuring 4-6 films on the big screen, about 30 minutes total.
A documentary about Jiro Ono's legendary sushi restaurant in Tokyo, where perfectionism and craftsmanship meet concerns about overfishing.
Aarhus Cathedral screens the documentary 'Notre-Dame in Flames' as part of its 825th anniversary celebration.
16 · October 20 – 24
Three short children's films about rain and rainbows, followed by a creative workshop where children make their own rainbows.
Biblio Bio honours actor Sam Neill with an afternoon screening of Taika Waititi's 2016 New Zealand comedy about a boy and his foster uncle lost in the wilderness.
A mystery film screening at the library where the title remains secret until shortly before the show. Free admission for up to 30 people, no registration needed.
Free film experience for young children with soft cushions, dimmed lighting, and short films, followed by a creative activity.
Ribe Film Club presents films for seniors at Ribe Library. No advance booking needed.
Vollsmose Library screens short films for young children with familiar characters and everyday themes.
Free film screening for young children (2-5 years) at Osramhuset with popcorn and juice included. Film titles revealed on the day.
A film screening followed by coffee and cake, designed for seniors at Trommen in Hørsholm.
Autumn-themed short films for toddlers and preschoolers, followed by free play and books at the children's library.
A Japanese feature film about a man working as a cleaner at Tokyo's public toilets. Wim Wenders' humanistic tribute to life's small daily joys.
Screening of the film "Offroad" at Kappelborg Kulturhus in Skagen.
A 25-minute film block for young children exploring rain and earthworms, featuring episodes from popular children's series.
Children's film screening about being the same and different, with posters, discussion prompts, and themed books at Vollsmose Bibliotek.
A film screening at Kappelborg Kulturhus in Skagen examining the interplay between reason and emotion.
A concert recording from Prince's 1985 Purple Rain tour, featuring Prince and the Revolution performing classics like 'When Doves Cry' and 'Purple Rain'. A tribute to the artist who passed away in 2016.
Screening of the film Back to Back at Kino - The Blue Angel in Kalundborg.
Last 100 events that already happened.
The family film Monsterfabrikken screens at Kappelborg Kulturhus in Skagen.
1000Fryd screens the 2005 thriller 'Hard Candy' as part of their Sunday film programme.
Child-friendly film screening with two age-appropriate films and creative activities at the library for children aged 3-7.
Screening of Animalyze at Amager Bio in Copenhagen.
The film "Babe Haven" screens at Amager Bio in Copenhagen on Friday at 20:00.
Danish artist duo Bigum+Björge present their experimental film Metanoia, followed by a café and conversation with the artists.
Victor and his father love birdwatching. At a competition among ornithologists, Victor finally has a chance to beat his rival Daniel and become "Bird King of the Year" - but Daniel shows up anyway.
Lystrup Library screens autumn films for young children and families during the autumn holidays, with films running on a loop so you can visit at your own pace.
Autumn holiday film screening for children aged 5-7: Alfons Åberg tries magic to get his own dog.
The 1989 B-movie 'Savage Beach' at 1000Fryd - action-packed retro entertainment for classic film enthusiasts.
Director Emil Næsby Hansen presents his documentary about the band Aphaca, portraying the four musicians as people rather than as artists. The film is part of a four-film series shown by Albertslund Library in collaboration with Musikteatret.
A library film screening of "Hamnet", exploring Shakespeare's grief after losing a child. Jessie Buckley's Oscar-winning performance anchors this intimate portrait of sorrow and art.
Salaam Filmfestival screens Mr. Freeman at Osramhuset with free entry, a talk, and discussion about loneliness, family, and cultural encounters.
A Japanese animated film for children in grades 2-5, with snacks and popcorn at Viby Library.
A 24-minute short film programme for young children featuring five beloved Danish animated films.
Autumn holiday film screening for children aged 5-7: Alfons dreams of his own dog and tries magic to make it happen in this charming animated adventure.
Philosophical Film Salon screens Orson Welles' final film about art forgery and truth, followed by philosophical discussion with Luka Rudež on art's relationship to reality.
A family-friendly film night where children wear pajamas. Tickets cost 10 kr., and teddy bears enter free.
Free animated film screening with popcorn for children aged 7-9 at Herning Library - advance ticket booking required.
Family-friendly animated film screening during the autumn holidays at Holstebro Library. Free admission with advance ticket collection.
Short films and popcorn for young children aged 3-6. Free admission with ticket.
Autumn holiday film screening for children aged 5-7: Alfons Åberg dreams of his own dog and tries magic with unexpected results.
Morning film screening for young children at Risskov Library, with films for ages 3-6 and comfortable seating on mattresses.
The library screens short animal films on loop during autumn break - drop in anytime that works for you.
Short films for toddlers and their caregivers at Holstebro Library - free screenings from the Børnebiffen collection.
Film screening of "Verity" at Kappelborg Kulturhus in Skagen.
CineWine is a weekly film club at Råhuset where cinema lovers gather on Monday evenings to watch films and enjoy wine.
A Japanese animated film about a young witch starting her own delivery service in a coastal town. For children aged 6 and up at Smørum Library.
A cosy Halloween film screening for young children with popcorn and juice included - children get free admission, accompanying adults do not need a ticket.
Short film programme for young children during the autumn holiday. Three to five films on the big screen, about 30 minutes total, for ages 3-6.
Free autumn holiday film screenings for young children with creative space-themed activities on select days.
Documentary exploring West Berlin's music scene from 1979 to 1989, followed by a Q&A session with producer Mark Reeder.
Agora Cinema Club opens with an Icelandic film about environmental activism, followed by open discussion on next month's theme.
Planetarium show featuring a flight through the Milky Way, followed by a film about the Solar System. Interactive show for children from age 10 and adults.
Sunday film screening of Winnie the Pooh for children from 3 years old at Nyborg Library, part of the character's centenary celebration.
A family film about an exciting diamond hunt that appeals to children and families alike.
Ang Lee's 2007 war film 'Fearless' screens at 1000Fryd in Aalborg as part of their Sunday movie programme.
A screening of George Michael's MTV Unplugged session with intimate renditions of his greatest hits, plus a music quiz and access to the library's George Michael collection.
Documentary about American librarians resisting book bans and fighting for free access to knowledge, part of Dansk PEN's #ForbiddenBooks campaign.
The documentary 'The Librarians' follows American librarians fighting for free speech against a wave of book bans. After the screening, the film's themes of censorship and democracy will be discussed.
Documentary about American librarians fighting book bans and censorship, followed by a live talk with librarian Becky Calzada from Texas about the struggle for intellectual freedom.
A read-aloud and film programme for young children at the library, perfect for preschool groups and daycare centres.
Classic 1959 B-movie about a giant Gila monster. A nostalgic film night at 1000Fryd in Aalborg.
Documentary film about visual artist John Kørner, directed by Jørgen Leth. Follows the artist's work and poetic perspective on Danish society over five years.
Dead Bob performs at Amager Bio in Copenhagen on October 7.
A British film about a teacher in Argentina who rescues an oil-damaged penguin and finds meaning in an unexpected friendship.
The documentary The Librarians screens at Silkeborg Library as part of the #ForbiddenBooks campaign. The film follows American librarians resisting censorship and fighting for freedom of expression.
Documentary about jazz pianist Bill Evans' artistic evolution and his profound impact on jazz music.
American documentary following librarians fighting book bans and defending freedom of speech against a wave of censorship across the United States.
Film screening of Aborted at Amager Bio in Copenhagen.
Documentary about American librarians fighting for freedom of speech and free access to knowledge against a wave of book bans.
Documentary following the ocean's largest creatures hunting for food in the cold North Atlantic.
Documentary following the ocean's largest creatures as they hunt for food across the world's waters.
Documentary about climate events and nature's forces, followed by drinks and discussion with climate activists.
Documentary about American librarians fighting for freedom of expression against a wave of book bans and censorship. Part of Dansk PEN's campaign on forbidden books.
Documentary screening of 'The Librarians' exploring how American librarians defend free speech and democracy, followed by a moderated debate on censorship with Anette Thede from Dansk PEN.
Documentary about American librarians resisting book bans. Free event with sandwiches and discussion afterwards.
Documentary about American librarians resisting censorship and book bans, shown at Aarhus Libraries as part of the #BannedBooks campaign.
Documentary following American librarians resisting book bans and fighting for free access to knowledge against censorship, harassment, and threats.
A humorous Danish film about three friends who start Funen's largest food festival. A feel-good story about friendship, love and new beginnings.
A children's film for 3-4-year-olds at Viften cinema in Rødovre. Free 31-minute screening, but tickets must be booked in advance.
A Sunday cinema screening for young children exploring friendship through short films, with free admission and the chance to discuss the theme with your child afterwards.
Screening of the film Danefae at Amager Bio in Copenhagen.
Film screening of Livløs at Amager Bio.
Film screening of Sunny Soul at Gloria Biograf in Copenhagen.
The animated film Betty Ballon screens at Kappelborg Kulturhus in Skagen.
The cult classic THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW screens with audience participation - a musical horror comedy featuring singing and dancing.
Film screening of Ben Chawes at Gentofte Kino.
A cosy children's film screening with autumn-themed shorts, popcorn, and cushions at Hovedbiblioteket's Musikscenen.
The documentary The Librarians follows American librarians fighting for free speech and access to books. After the screening, Fredensborg Library hosts a discussion on censorship, democracy, and whether it could happen in Denmark.
Film screening of Dale Pututi at Amager Bio.
A film night at Bygningen in Vejle celebrating cinema and togetherness.
A film club at Kjellerup Library offering five screenings across the 2026/2027 season, each with accompanying food and thematic lectures.
Film Friday screens Hilma, a biographical film about Swedish painter Hilma af Klint, a pioneer of abstract art and feminist icon, directed by Lasse Hallström.
Two French short films screened together in Aalborg for viewers seeking something different.
Weekly film club for 4th graders at Vamdrup Kino, featuring 6 films throughout the season with snacks available.
Film club for grades 5-6 every Thursday at 16:30 in Vamdrup Kino. The season features 6 films, and a membership card is required.
The library screens a Danish film from the 1960s as part of a celebration of Bolbro's history. The title will be revealed two weeks in advance.
Children's film club at Vamdrup Kino every Thursday at 14:00 - a season of 6 films.
Film screening of "Digger" at Kappelborg Kulturhus in Skagen.
American documentary exploring LSD's cultural and spiritual impact.
Documentary following a runner's quest to complete marathons across all seven continents and push the boundaries of human endurance.
Hjorten Film Club membership provides access to seven films screened over autumn 2026 and spring 2027, shown on the last Wednesday of each month.
Documentary about Banksy's secret museum hotel in Bethlehem, with an introduction by Danish-Israeli musician Jonathan Ofir.
Documentary portrait of artist Lydmor, built on five years of footage, with director Sebastian Cordes introducing the film and discussing the creative process behind this intimate study.
A film screening about stardust followed by a practical hunt for micrometeorites. An engaging blend of science and exploration for all ages.
A children's film club for grades 3-4 meeting every Wednesday at 16:30 at Vamdrup Kino, featuring 6 films throughout the season.
A film club for second-grade children meeting every Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Vamdrup Kino throughout the season.
Stine Askov's novel "Nøjsomheden" comes to the screen in this Book & Film evening with a talk from a literature mediator followed by the film.
Free screening of Thomas Vinterberg's award-winning film DRUK at Store Heddinge Library, with health consultations on alcohol before and after.
Film club for grades 7-9 meeting every Tuesday at 19:00 at Vamdrup Kino. The season features six films, and a membership card is required.
Weekly film club for 3rd and 4th graders at Vamdrup Kino, featuring six films throughout the season with snacks available.
Weekly film club for second-grade children: every Tuesday at 14:00 at Vamdrup Kino. Membership card required.
A Norwegian drama about Sámi identity and resistance to a hydroelectric dam in 1979. Coffee and tea are served, with discussion to follow.
Film club for 7th-9th graders meeting every Monday at 19:00 at Vamdrup Kino. The season includes 6 films, and a membership card is required.
A banned East German masterpiece about construction workers caught between ambition and state control - Frank Beyer's 1966 film finally screened publicly after decades of censorship.
Film club for 5th and 6th graders meeting every Monday at 16:30 in Vamdrup Kino. The season includes 6 films, and a membership card is required.
SF Film Club Solaris screens two rare sci-fi films from 1958 and 1973 on a large screen with English subtitles. Free event for ages 15+.
A documentary exploring the history and cultural impact of pixel art, screening at Amager Bio.
Bizet's timeless opera Carmen comes to the cinema screen - a tale of love, passion and destiny that has captivated audiences for generations.