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1702 articles available in total starting from 06/06/2002. Last article published on 16/09/2026.

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Review: Brave New Love

Review: Brave New Love

Swedish-Danish director and screenwriter Maria Bäck injects a healthy dose of edgy humour into a film exploring the absurd rules restricting many heterosexual couples  

10/08 | Locarno 2026 | Competition

REPORT: Match Me! @ Locarno Pro 2026

REPORT: Match Me! @ Locarno Pro 2026

Cineuropa profiles seven emerging producers presenting internationally orientated companies and projects spanning Brazilian survival drama, Nordic paranoia and European family cinema  

07/08 | Locarno 2026 | Locarno Pro

Marlene Emilie Lyngstad’s feature debut, Cute, set for San Sebastián world premiere

Marlene Emilie Lyngstad’s feature debut, Cute, set for San Sebastián world premiere

The Danish-Norwegian-Swedish drama will compete in the New Directors sidebar, with TrustNordisk boarding international sales ahead of its festival launch  

31/07 | Production | Funding | Denmark/Norway/Sweden

Hans Petter Moland's Growth of the Soil heads to Toronto and San Sebastián

Hans Petter Moland's Growth of the Soil heads to Toronto and San Sebastián

Herbert Nordrum and Asta Kamma August lead the cast in the director’s adaptation of Knut Hamsun's Nobel Prize-winning novel of an epic love story set in rural Norway  

30/07 | Production | Funding | Norway/Denmark/Germany

Review: No Rest for the Wicked

Review: No Rest for the Wicked

Kasper Kalle's feature follows a forbidden romance in the Faroe Islands, where love defies religious tradition and death through haunting folk horror  

28/07 | Fantasia 2026

May el-Toukhy's Woman Unknown set to world-premiere in competition at Venice

May el-Toukhy's Woman Unknown set to world-premiere in competition at Venice

The Danish-Egyptian director's third feature is set in 1945 and follows a nanny who is about to marry a wealthy widower while she guards the secret of a relationship with a German soldier  

27/07 | Production | Funding | Denmark/Sweden/Latvia

Jerry Carlsson, Frida Mårtensson • Director and producer of Selamlik

Interview: Jerry Carlsson, Frida Mårtensson • Director and producer of Selamlik

“The queer perspective on war has not often been told in cinema”

The Swedish director frames a queer Syrian love story spanning Damascus and Córdoba, exploring exile, displacement and the search for home  

14/07 | Karlovy Vary 2026 | KVIFF Industry Days

Mads Mengel • Director of The Guest

Interview: Mads Mengel • Director of The Guest

"I wanted nuance in every character, everyone to be right and everyone to be wrong at some point"

The Danish director speaks about developing complex characters with the actors, portraying mental illness without easy answers, or even the proper vocabulary to talk about it  

10/07 | Karlovy Vary 2026 | Competition

The Munich Film Festival sees Alli Haapasalo and Christian Bonke discussing vulnerability, trust and risk-taking in Nordic cinema

The Munich Film Festival sees Alli Haapasalo and Christian Bonke discussing vulnerability, trust and risk-taking in Nordic cinema

The helmers unpacked the creative processes behind Tell Everyone and Hercules Falling, two island-set dramas shaped by trauma, community and a search for freedom  

09/07 | Munich 2026

Review: The Guest

Review: The Guest

Mads Mengel applies Nordic dark comedy to his first feature film, which charts the breakdown of a family event following the arrival of the titular character  

07/07 | Karlovy Vary 2026 | Competition

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