
Film for the Youngest
Short film programme for young children at Hovedbiblioteket featuring 4-6 films on the big screen, about 30 minutes total.
12 events for the next 18 months

A monthly film screening at Hovedbiblioteket featuring a rotating selection of documentaries, features, and animations from around the world.

A cosy film night with pancakes at Skelager Ungdomskirke in Aarhus.

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.

Documentary about American librarians resisting censorship and book bans, shown at Aarhus Libraries as part of the #BannedBooks campaign.

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.

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 philosophical film salon screening Chris Marker's landmark documentary Sans Soleil, followed by a discussion on memory and philosophy with scholar Luka Rudež.

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.

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.
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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.