225 events for the next 18 months
Three short children's films about rain and rainbows, followed by a creative workshop where children make their own rainbows.
Monthly film screenings at Viby Library with discussion afterwards. Free admission.
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 monthly film club at Jyllinge Library screening a mix of popular and independent films, with post-screening discussion.
A documentary and short film club that meets monthly at Biblioteket Slagelse to watch and discuss films exploring social issues, history, and human stories.
Short film programme for young children at Hovedbiblioteket featuring 4-6 films on the big screen, about 30 minutes total.
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.
Free film screening for children at Trige Kombi-bibliotek on the last Thursday of each month, featuring films for ages 3-10.
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.
French drama from 2019 about two lifelong friends who must reassess their lives and friendship after a misunderstanding.
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.
Free morning film screenings for adults at Vinderup Library, no registration needed. The programme features various genres.
Film Friday screens Richard Linklater's inventive portrait of young filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard - a witty take on the legendary director's early years.
The documentary 'Djinn' screens at Teater Momentum in Odense, with a post-screening conversation featuring the film's creators.
Summer Cinema screening for children at Børnekulturstedet Karens Minde on Sjælør Boulevard.
Børnebiblo Bio screens short films about animals at Hovedbiblioteket in Odense - with popcorn and cosy cushions for young cinema-goers.
A debut film about three young women who meet on an 18th birthday and navigate friendship, loyalty, and the adult world.
Documentary screening about Ben Wallers and Country Teasers with a live Q&A session featuring the artist.
Film screening of "Spirillen" at Kappelborg Kulturhus in Skagen.
The Dansk Jødisk Museum screens the documentary 'Grain of truth', exploring Jewish history and heritage.
Disney's beloved classic about a lonely girl named Lilo and the alien she calls Stitch. A heartwarming story of family and love set in Hawaii.
Children's film club with 6 films in season 26/27. Membership costs 165 kr. and provides access to the entire season.
A monthly film screening at Hovedbiblioteket featuring a rotating selection of documentaries, features, and animations from around the world.
A gentle film screening designed for toddlers aged 1-4 and their caregivers, featuring calm, repetitive stories and familiar situations.
A documentary drama about a Brazilian wife's fight for truth after her husband vanishes under military dictatorship in 1971.
Free monthly film screening at Nørrebro Library on the first Monday of the month. Large screen, no booking needed.
Kindergarten cinema screening seven short films for preschool groups at Gilleleje Library.
A reading hour at Bio Næstved for children in grades 4-5, bringing young readers together around books and literature.
A cosy film night with pancakes at Skelager Ungdomskirke in Aarhus.
French documentary exploring architecture and concrete's role in modern building design.
Josie Rourke's Oscar-nominated film about Queen Mary Stuart and Elizabeth screens at the library. Free admission for children over 11.
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.
Ribe Filmklub screens films in collaboration with Biografforeningen Dagmar at Ribe Library.
Phie Ambo's climate documentary follows Nordic communities facing nature's warnings - from forest fires to rising sea levels. A film about crisis, community, and solutions.
Screening of the film Syd at Amager Bio in Copenhagen.
Free film experience for young children with soft cushions, dimmed lighting, and short films, followed by a creative activity.
Biblioteket Korsør presents a film screening at Biblio Bio. The title is announced one week in advance. Free entry with advance registration required.
The documentary FRø explores the importance of seeds for biodiversity and the future. Director Isabelle Denaro gives an introduction before the screening and facilitates discussion afterward, focusing on local action opportunities.
A documentary about the Climate Movement's legal battle against the Danish state over the Lynetteholm construction project, followed by a Q&A with the director and key participants.
A morning of four family-themed films for young children, followed by discussion about different family structures.
Free screening of "Call Me Friday" at Biografen in Odense.
Screening of the film U$O at Amager Bio in Copenhagen.
Film screening of USO at Amager Bio in Copenhagen on Friday evening.
Screening of "No Rest for the Wicked" at Kappelborg Kulturhus in Skagen.
Ribe Film Club presents films for seniors at Ribe Library. No advance booking needed.
Philosophical Film Salon screens Agnès Varda's documentary about Rue Daguerre in Paris, followed by a discussion with historian of ideas Freja Værnskjold Dzougov on memory and photography.
Wim Wenders' Japanese film about a man working as a cleaner at Tokyo's public toilets, finding beauty in the small moments of daily life.
Classic American film about two sisters who inherit a witch family and its complications. Family-friendly film evening at Kappelborg Kulturhus.
Vollsmose Library screens short films for young children with familiar characters and everyday themes.
A film screening for toddlers at Fredericia Library featuring Danish-language films lasting about 40 minutes, in partnership with Panorama Biografen.
Children's film screening about friendship with discussion, activities, and themed books at Vollsmose Library.
Biographical film about Michael Jackson with his nephew in the lead role, exploring the pop icon's life through his music.
Storytelling and film for young children with a forest theme at Tranbjerg Library.
Senior cinema screening at Kjellerup Library with free admission. After the film, enjoy coffee, tea and cake while discussing it with fellow viewers.
Film screening of EYES at Amager Bio in Copenhagen.
Free film screening for young children (2-5 years) at Osramhuset with popcorn and juice included. Film titles revealed on the day.
A family film about a superhero dog, screening at Kappelborg Kulturhus in Skagen.
Weekly children's film screenings at Vig Biograf every Sunday morning at 9.30 throughout the 2026-2027 season.
Weekly children's film screening every Sunday at noon throughout the 2026-2027 season at Vig Biograf.
Film screening at Kappelborg Kulturhus in Skagen as part of the SPA Weekend programme.
A gentle film screening for toddlers aged 1-4, featuring carefully chosen films with calm pacing and familiar themes.
A collection of five short ant-themed films for young children at Tarup Library. The 28-minute programme features stories about ants and their adventures.
A classic Danish horror film screening at the library, perfect for a family movie night.
Filmklub 5250 screens European films at Dalum Bibliotek each week. Free admission, but advance registration is required.
A 90-minute documentary about birdwatchers and their fascination with birds, followed by a talk on local birdwatching spots.
Documentary about Billie Eilish introduced by high school students, followed by music bingo in the MusikTeatret foyer.
Screening of the film "Dobbeltfejl" at Kappelborg Kulturhus in Skagen.
A short film programme about pets for young children at Solbjerg Library, with free play and books afterwards.
Concert film from David Bowie's 2003 Reality Tour - a final glimpse of the rock legend in peak form before his death in 2016.
Film screening of Dark Thoughts at Amager Bio on Thursday evening.
Vig Biograf screens children's films every Saturday at 9:30 AM throughout the 2026-2027 season.
Weekly film club for seniors meeting every Saturday at noon at Vig Biograf.
A documentary exploring the history and cultural impact of pixel art, screening at Amager Bio.
Children's films screened every Sunday at 9:30 at Vig Biograf throughout the 2026-2027 season.
Vig Biograf screens films every other Sunday at noon as part of its 2026-2027 season.
Film screening at Tinglev Library where the film selection is announced one week in advance.
Film quiz themed around Nosferatu at Studenterhuset. Challenge your film knowledge against fellow enthusiasts in Copenhagen.
A Norwegian drama about Sámi identity and resistance to a hydroelectric dam in 1979. Coffee and tea are served, with discussion to follow.
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.
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.
Hjorten Film Club membership provides access to seven films screened over autumn 2026 and spring 2027, shown on the last Wednesday of each month.
Film screening of "Digger" at Kappelborg Kulturhus in Skagen.
A children's film programme featuring four short films for ages 3-6, exploring themes of family and home life through stories designed to encourage discussion.
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.
Two French short films screened together in Aalborg for viewers seeking something different.
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.
A film club at Kjellerup Library offering five screenings across the 2026/2027 season, each with accompanying food and thematic lectures.
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.
A cosy children's film screening with autumn-themed shorts, popcorn, and cushions at Hovedbiblioteket's Musikscenen.
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.
A children's film screening at Ulstrup Library featuring short films for ages 3-6, with themes like families and numbers.
A humorous Danish film about three friends who start Funen's largest food festival. A feel-good story about friendship, love and new beginnings.
Documentary about American librarians resisting censorship and book bans, shown at Aarhus Libraries as part of the #BannedBooks campaign.
Documentary about American librarians resisting book bans. Free event with sandwiches and discussion afterwards.
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 fighting for freedom of expression against a wave of book bans and censorship. Part of Dansk PEN's campaign on forbidden books.
Monthly film screening at Nørrebro Library with a large screen and free admission - the film title is not announced beforehand.
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.
BiblioteksBiffen presents short films for young children - free admission, no tickets required. Two screenings: 9:30 for ages 0-3 and 10:15 for ages 3-6.
Free film screening at Smørum Library for young children aged 3-6.
Documentary about American librarians fighting for freedom of speech and free access to knowledge against a wave of book bans.
American documentary following librarians fighting book bans and defending freedom of speech against a wave of censorship across the United States.
Short film screening for young children at Hammel Library exploring different family structures through four animated films.
Autumn-themed short films for toddlers and preschoolers, followed by free play and books at the children's library.
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 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 read-aloud and film programme for young children at the library, perfect for preschool groups and daycare centres.
Autumn-themed children's film screening for ages 2-5, followed by free play and books at the children's library.
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.
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' explores censorship in American libraries and the librarians fighting to protect free access to knowledge. After the screening, Varde Library staff will discuss the film's themes in a Danish context.
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.
A family film about an exciting diamond hunt that appeals to children and families alike.
Sunday film screening of Winnie the Pooh for children from 3 years old at Nyborg Library, part of the character's centenary celebration.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Family-friendly film screening with juice and popcorn for children aged 5 and up.
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 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.
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.
Autumn holiday film screening for children aged 5-7: Alfons Åberg tries magic to get his own dog.
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.
Family-friendly Friday film about a boy seeking the mythical world of Kattopia and his father's adventure to find him.
Child-friendly film screening with two age-appropriate films and creative activities at the library for children aged 3-7.
A film screening for young children featuring stories about animals, adventures and celebrations, with popcorn and free entry.
A documentary about Jiro Ono's legendary sushi restaurant in Tokyo, where perfectionism and craftsmanship meet concerns about overfishing.
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.
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 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.
Join a discussion of Jane Austen's "Sense and Sensibility" before watching the 2026 film adaptation with Daisy Edgar-Jones at Nicolai Biograf.
The film club screens an Italian Oscar candidate from 2022 at Aabenraa Library and discusses it over coffee and tea.
A free film screening at Bolbro Library in Odense, with the option to stay for dinner at the adjacent community centre.
A book club and film screening celebrating Anne Rice's "Interview with the Vampire" at its 50th anniversary, featuring discussion and the 1994 film adaptation with Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt.
Documentary about a Russian teacher secretly filming school propaganda and war education. After the screening, Mille Rode from Danish PEN discusses freedom of expression in Russia.
Ukrainian romantic comedy about an art critic seeking a fresh start in Croatia after heartbreak, with a mystery involving a Gauguin masterpiece. Ukrainian snacks served before the film.
Senior film screening about Danish architect Johan Otto von Spreckelsen's work on a monumental Paris project. Free admission, with coffee and cake after the film.
A free film series screening classic and contemporary films no longer in regular Danish cinemas. Registration required.
Nakskov Library hosts a Halloween horror film night with two age-appropriate screenings, pizza, and popcorn. Ages 12+ at 4:30 PM and ages 15+ at 7:00 PM.
Halloween film screening for children aged 3-9 featuring stories about Rita and Crocodile, plus Vitello. Multiple films loop throughout at Brønshøj Library.
Short Halloween films and popcorn for children at the library's cosy cinema screening on the 2nd floor.
Sunday cinema for young children at Hvidovre Hovedbibliotek featuring films about anger, with space for quiet conversation about managing big emotions.
A Danish drama about a family in crisis when divorce meets serious illness. A story of love, change, and hope.
Philosophical Film Salon screens Romero's 1968 zombie classic and explores its social critique with intellectual historian Freja Værnskjold Dzougov.
Ringsted Library shows three short Christmas films for babies and toddlers (0-2 years) in the activity room. Advance registration required.
Three short Christmas-themed films for children aged 3-6 at Ringsted Library. Free, but registration required.
A documentary about a Japanese postal worker who secretly runs one of Japan's most unusual companies alongside his ordinary day job.
A screening of the documentary 'Kandis for livet' followed by readings and discussion about Denmark's beloved dance band Kandis and frontman Johnny Hansen.
The second installment of the FAR film series, a family-friendly movie for all ages.
A library and cinema partnership screening films adapted from books, with coffee and cookies included in the ticket price.
Documentary exploring censorship and abuse of power in American libraries, with discussion, sandwich, and refreshments.
Martin Scorsese's classic 1976 concert film capturing The Band's legendary final show.
A gentle cinema experience for toddlers from age 2, featuring soft lighting, low sound, and short, child-friendly films with free admission and popcorn.
Tarup Library invites families to a cinema day with two age-appropriate film screenings, popcorn and juice.
Documentary following a Russian teacher who secretly documents Putin's propaganda in schools after the Ukraine invasion.
A film marathon at Vig Biograf featuring screenings throughout the morning and early afternoon.
A collection of short winter films for young children at Tarup Library, featuring titles like 'Prik og Plet i sneen' and 'Den lille grå ulv - vinter'. Registration required for children.
A children's film screening with a Christmas theme, featuring discussion posters and a selection of related books to explore.
An evening about holiday expectations at Hornslet Library, featuring a presentation of novels and a screening of Paprika Steen's film "The Time of Year".
A 2023 Japanese film by Ryusuke Hamaguchi about a family resisting a luxury resort project that threatens their local ecosystem. Jury Prize winner at Venice Film Festival.
A 2008 concert film featuring Leonard Cohen performing his most iconic songs, including 'Hallelujah' and 'Suzanne', with a backing choir of female vocalists.
Film Friday screens "Paula", a portrait of the pioneering German modernist painter Paula Modersohn-Becker and her artistic legacy.
A kindergarten cinema screening of six classic Danish animated short films at Gilleleje Library, designed for the youngest viewers.
A Cannes-nominated Japanese family drama from 2015 about four sisters who meet at their father's funeral and must learn to know each other.
Experience Denis Villeneuve's Oscar-winning film adaptation of Frank Herbert's classic science fiction novel Dune, followed by a discussion on what cinema and literature each uniquely offer.
The children's library screens short films about pets for children aged 3-5, followed by free play and books.
Children's Library Cinema shows Christmas films from Filmstriben on the 2nd floor with popcorn and cushions - completely free and no registration needed.
Screening of "The Help" at Restaurant Tannishus in Bindslev.
Senior cinema screening of 'A Beautiful Day' at Kappelborg Kulturhus, a film programme designed for older audiences.
A philosophical film salon screening Chris Marker's landmark documentary Sans Soleil, followed by a discussion on memory and philosophy with scholar Luka Rudež.
Christmas-themed film screening for children at Vollsmose Library with activity ideas and thematic books.
A documentary about people seeking refuge from electromagnetic radiation in America's "Quiet Zone", followed by audience discussion and voting on the film club's next season.
Film screening of 'Stargate - A Christmas Story' with literary introduction. Two sisters struggle to keep their family together in an Oslo apartment, inspired by classic Christmas tales.
Sunday cinema for young children about welcoming a new baby brother or sister. The films explore emotions like curiosity, jealousy, and pride, with time for conversation.
Documentary about American librarians fighting book censorship and advocating for free access to knowledge and literature.
Tarup Library screens four short Danish Christmas films for young children, including Cirkeline and Vitello, with free admission.
A read-aloud and film event for young children with a Christmas theme at the library.
A Christmas celebration with stories, songs and film for the youngest children at Gellerup Library.
A romantic Christmas film screening for seniors at Kjellerup Library, with free admission and the chance to enjoy refreshments and discuss the film afterwards.
A film adaptation of a Danish literary classic about a young girl's day on a rural farm in the 1800s, when her mother struggles through childbirth during harvest season.
A collection of short Christmas films for children aged 3-6, featuring beloved characters. Free admission with advance registration required.
A wordless Christmas film at Humlebæk Library about a boy, a magical snowman, and a snow dog's adventure through a winter landscape.
A Christmas screening of 'Magic in the Snow', a wordless winter tale about a boy and his enchanted snowman, perfect for families.
A Christmas film screening for young children, followed by a treasure hunt, crafts, and Christmas books at the library.
A wordless Christmas film at Fredensborg Library about a boy, a magical snowman, and a snow dog on an adventure through a winter landscape.
Watch Home Alone on the big screen with a live symphony orchestra performing the film's score in real time. A festive film concert experience at Musikhuset Aarhus.
A classic Christmas screening of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's ballet The Nutcracker on the big screen. Perfect for the whole family, with complimentary coffee and pastries.
A Christmas film screening for young children with short festive films, followed by a hands-on craft workshop at Gellerup Library.
Christmas cinema for young children at Gjern Library featuring four Danish children's films. Drop-in, no booking required.
Documentary screening about AC/DC's iconic album and the Australian rock legends behind it.
The animated film "The Great Journey" is shown for kindergarten children aged 4-5 in the Children's Library. The film follows a young owl chick on an adventurous journey to find his mother.
An award-winning animated film about a young owl's journey, followed by a hands-on workshop where children create their own owl character to take home.
Six short animated films for young children featuring three series about small creatures and their adventures, followed by a discussion about seasons and nature.
Award-winning documentary about Afghan artist Soraya's struggle to escape Iran and reunite with her mother, followed by a discussion with students about women's rights and artistic expression.
A wordless animated short for primary school students, followed by a hands-on workshop where they create and animate their own characters.
Classic science fiction film screening at Falconersalen.
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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.
