Movies & Series

Nordic Walking

Films from Scandinavia open up appealing horizons both narratively and in terms of content

Whether they are intense thrillers, hard-hitting action films, witty and whimsical comedies or subtle portraits of characters, films from Scandinavian countries are not only popular, they are also usually of a remarkably high standard. With all their thematic diversity, one always senses a certain "Nordic narrative flair", as well as an unmistakable feeling for what is popular and will be received by the audience at a solid level. Another strength of Scandinavian filmmaking lies in this very diversity: whether the films look at culture, society, nature, social conflicts or current trends, they are always distinguished by their extraordinary, different approaches, with which they open up appealing horizons both narratively and in terms of content.

Whether they are intense thrillers, hard-hitting action films, witty and whimsical comedies or subtle portraits of characters, films from Scandinavian countries are not only popular, they are also usually of a remarkably high standard. With all their thematic diversity, one always senses a certain "Nordic narrative flair", as well as an unmistakable feeling for what is popular and will be received by the audience at a solid level. Another strength of Scandinavian filmmaking lies in this very diversity: whether the films look at culture, society, nature, social conflicts or current trends, they are always distinguished by their extraordinary, different approaches, with which they open up appealing horizons both narratively and in terms of content.

Whether they are intense thrillers, hard-hitting action films, witty and whimsical comedies or subtle portraits of characters, films from Scandinavian countries are not only popular, they are also usually of a remarkably high standard. With all their thematic diversity, one always senses a certain "Nordic narrative flair", as well as an unmistakable feeling for what is popular and will be received by the audience at a solid level. Another strength of Scandinavian filmmaking lies in this very diversity: whether the films look at culture, society, nature, social conflicts or current trends, they are always distinguished by their extraordinary, different approaches, with which they open up appealing horizons both narratively and in terms of content.