Celebrating the best new Scandinavian cinema, plus a Nordic Noir spotlight, the Volvo Scandinavian Film Festival presented by Palace offers an exciting and enlightening selection of cinema from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland and Finland. The program of 21 films will screen in cinemas nationally from 9 July.
Hella Joof presents another winning examination on the female condition with this cheeky comedy about second chances in love later in life.
Fresh from its praised premiere in this year’s Cannes Film Festival is award-winning director Hlynur Palmason’s powerful exploration of a man overcome with grief who is losing control.
A bittersweet and moving drama that follows an aging art dealer as he is presented with one final opportunity to fix his broken life and reconnect with his estranged daughter and grandson.
This loving adaptation of Norwegian novelist Per Petterson’s international bestseller was praised at the 2019 Berlin Film Festival for its powerful evocation of the inner lives of men tormented by their past.
Breaking all Danish box office records, the acclaimed Department Q series is the embodiment of "Nordic Noir". To celebrate the final instalment, Purity of Vengeance, we revisit the previous three cinematic renderings of Jussi Adler Olsen's blockbuster novels.
In honour of the late famous author and screening of the new documentary Stieg Larsson: The Man Who Played With Fire, the Festival presents this retrospective of the tremendously successful Millennium Trilogy films.
