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6 votes
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Afterglow / Etterglød | Trailer
4 votes -
Fallen Leaves / Kuolleet Lehdet | Trailer
2 votes -
Sick of Myself / Syk Pike | Official UK trailer
4 votes -
Godland / Vanskabte Land | Official UK trailer
3 votes -
Copenhagen Does Not Exist / København Findes Ikke | Official trailer
3 votes -
Woody Allen’s new film ‘Coup de Chance’ goes on sale in Berlin
3 votes -
Malou Reymann picked up the Dragon Award for Best Nordic Film at the Göteborg Film Festival with her second feature Unruly
2 votes -
Monster (2023) | Teaser
4 votes -
Zero French films rank among France’s top box office grossers for first time in thirty-three years
6 votes -
Fanny and Alexander review – Ingmar Bergman's dark fusion of William Shakespeare and Charles Dickens
3 votes -
Karin Smirnoff pens new Dragon Tattoo novel – picks up from David Lagercrantz in filling out the late Stieg Larsson's vision for a ten-book sequence
5 votes -
Beautiful Beings / Berdreymi | International trailer
2 votes -
The Woodcutter Story / Metsurin Tarina | Trailer
3 votes -
Troll | Official teaser
7 votes -
Dogborn | Teaser trailer
3 votes -
Girls Girls Girls / Tytöt Tytöt Tytöt | Trailer
5 votes -
Ponniyin Selvan: I | Trailer - Tamil
5 votes -
War Sailor / Krigsseileren | Trailer
4 votes -
Burn All My Letters / Bränn Alla Mina Brev | Official trailer
3 votes -
Clark | Official trailer
4 votes -
A homework task prompts kids to reflect deeply on learning, and its limits
6 votes -
Acclaimed Danish series 'Borgen' is back for a fourth season, which focuses on a geopolitical crisis brewing in Greenland
6 votes -
Gifted helmer Hlynur Pálmason interrogates the role of religion in Iceland's past – but it's really colonialism that's at question in his new film 'Godland'
5 votes -
The Innocents / De Uskyldige | Official trailer
5 votes -
Traveling through movies
One of the things I love most about movies is their ability to transport you to other times, places, or worlds. During the pandemic movies were one of the few outlets where I felt like I could get...
One of the things I love most about movies is their ability to transport you to other times, places, or worlds. During the pandemic movies were one of the few outlets where I felt like I could get out and explore the world. Movies where the location is almost its own character like Midnight in Paris, Monsieur Ibrahim, or In Bruges can have such a powerful effect.
What movies do you find yourself returning to time and time again when you're getting the itch to travel?
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Hatching / Pahanhautoja | Official trailer
6 votes -
Broker / 브로커 | Movie trailer
5 votes -
Black Crab / Svart Krabba | Official trailer
4 votes -
Juho Kuosmanen won the Cannes Grand Prix last year – he talks of how 'Compartment No 6' was received in Russia, his underdog status and whether he is a romantic
3 votes -
The Blind Man Who Did Not Want To See Titanic / Sokea Mies Joka Ei Halunnut Nähdä Titanicia | Exclusive trailer
1 vote -
Margrete: Queen of the North / Margrete Den Første | UK trailer
3 votes -
Squid Game and the “untranslatable”: The debate around subtitles
15 votes -
Ninjababy | Trailer
3 votes -
Enforcement / Shorta | Official trailer
3 votes -
Lamb / Dýrið | Official trailer
6 votes -
Compartment No 6 review – meet-uncute train romance is a Finnish 'Before Sunrise'
3 votes -
'Katla' is a new Netflix original series from Iceland – a cross between Stanisław Lem's 'Solaris' and the French series 'The Returned'
6 votes -
English-language remake rights to Thomas Vinterberg's Oscar winner 'Another Round' have been acquired – potential star vehicle for Leonardo DiCaprio
4 votes -
Great foreign shows?
What foreign series do you absolutely love?
18 votes -
How the Danish film 'Another Round', about four middle-aged friends experimenting with alcohol, became a celebration of life
8 votes -
How do you act drunk on screen – Danish film 'Another Round' features performances so convincing that it's tempting to believe the actors were tipsy
5 votes -
Endemol Shine Nordics has appointed Hanne Palmquist to the newly created post of head of scripted – was previously with HBO Nordics where she was commissioning editor
6 votes -
'Parasite' wins Best Picture
23 votes -
‘Edge of Democracy’ looks at Brazil with outrage and heartbreak
5 votes -
Norwegian Dag Johan Haugerud's 'Beware Of Children' came away the biggest winner at the 43rd Göteborg Film Festival, scoring the best Nordic film prize
6 votes -
'Uncle' by Denmark's Frelle Petersen won the grand prix, the top award, and $30,000 at the 32nd Tokyo International Film Festival on Tuesday
4 votes -
May el-Toukhy's Sundance prize-winning 'Queen of Hearts' has been selected as Denmark's Oscar entry in the international feature film race
3 votes -
Tubi is a good alternative to Netflix
17 votes -
What is your favorite non-American TV show?
I feel like most people on reddit (and probably here, too) only really watch American shows, but there IS a lot of good content in Europe and other countries as well. Sometimes those shows come to...
I feel like most people on reddit (and probably here, too) only really watch American shows, but there IS a lot of good content in Europe and other countries as well. Sometimes those shows come to the US in a butchered, Americanized remake, but those are rarely as good as the original show.
Bonus points if it's not orginally in English (so British & Australian shows don't count either!).
One of my favorite tv shows (at least the first season) is the French 2012 supernatural drama series Les Revenants. It's got a captivating story with some great acting and a killer soundtrack (by the Scottish post-rock band Mogwai, if you're into that kind of music). It fell apart a bit in season 2 and never got picked up for a third season, but it's still very much worth watching for that first, brilliant season.
23 votes