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Scandinavian Film Festival returns with fresh Nordic cinema

Presenting a selection of the best cinema from the top of the world, the Scandinavian Film Festival returns this July. The Opening Night selection is...

Scandanavian film 'Tove' explores the life of the creator of the Moomins

Tove | Directed by Ziada Bergroth | ★ ★ ★ ★  ½  As the film opens, artist Tove Jansson (Alma Pöysti) is in a Helsinki bomb shelter...

Scandinavian Film Festival launches this week with Darling

Darling | Cinema Paradiso | July 19 | ★ ★ ★ ★ ½  Darling, directed by Danish filmmaker Birgitte Staermose, is set at the fascinating Royal Danish...

'Tom of Finland' is a great look at history… but where's the erotica?

Tom of Finland | Cinema Paradiso | Sunday July 30 | ★ ★ ★ ½ There is no denying that when I heard about a Tom of...

Don't miss Tom of Finland at Scandinavian Film Festival

The biographical film Tom of Finland, directed by Finnish director Dome Karukoski to tell the story of the artist’s extraordinary life. It is screening in...

Icelandic film 'Heartstone' subtly captures teenage experience

'Heartstone' is the debut feature from Icelandic director Gudmundur Arnar Gudmundsson. The film follows two teenage friends as they take their first steps into adulthood,...

Scandinavian Film Festival brings stories from across the globe

Sammi Blood, directed by Amanda Kernell, may be located in Sweden but it is a tale of colonisation and alienation that is very close...

Film Review: The Absent One

The hit of last year’s Scandinavian Film Festival was ‘The Keeper of Lost Causes’ and this film follows on from that. The Nordic noir...

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