Film

The two Norwegian co-produced movies “Bonded Parallel” and “The Frost” have been selected to be shown at the Worldfest film festival in Houston. Festival dates are April 9 - 18 2010. Read more >

Norwegian feature and short films at the BAMfamily and BAMkids Film Festival in New York, Feb 27 & 28 in Brooklyn, NY. Read more >

The Norwegian death metal documentary Until The Light Takes Us, directed by Aaron Aites and Audrey Ewell, will be screened at the Cinema Village in New York from December 4-10, 2009. Read more >

As the legendary Liv Ullmann comes to BAM this November as the director of "A Streetcar Named Desire", BAMcinématek celebrates her film career in this series showcasing her most incredible performances. Series screened from 24 November. All films in Swedish with English subtitles. Read more >

The 26th annual Chicago International Children's Film Festival (CICFF), taking place October 22- November 1, 2009, is the largest festival of films for children in North America and features over 200 animated and live action films from 40 countries, including 13 from Norway. Read more >

The Norwegian WWII resistance epic "Max Manus" will be screened at the 17th Annual Hamptons International Film Festival in New York October 8-12, 2009. Read more >

Seven Norwegian films screened during the upcoming Norwegian Film Week at Scandinavia House through October 24th. Read more >

The documentary, A Sea Change, by Norwegian-American Sven Huseby put the spotlight on ocean acidification at the American Museum of Natural History on Sept 13th. Read more >

Rune Denstad Langlo was awarded Best Newcomer, at the TriBeCa Film Festival in New York, for his feature debut North scripted by Erlend Loe and produced by Sigve Endresen and Brede Hovland for Motlys. Read more >

Meet eight Norwegian actors and actresses who have contributed to making Norwegian film successful over the last few years. Read more >

Usually, the old adage, “this is the first day of the rest of your life,” exudes comfort rather than despair. But in the Norwegian film “O’Horten,” aging train driver Odd Horten finds anything but comfort in contemplating his future. And he will have to face the rest of his days sooner rather than later, as he only has one last train to steer across the mountains of western Norway before retire... Read more >

Norwegian film director Harald Zwart goes to Beijing in May this year to start making a new version of “Karate Kid.” Read more >

This timeline shows some highlights of Norwegian film through 100 years. Read more >

The biggest Norwegian box-office success of 2008, the World War II drama “Max Manus,” is the second most seen Norwegian movie of all time. Read more >