Cute Review: Marlene Emilie Lyngstad’s Uncompromising Danish Drama
Read our Cute film review. Marlene Emilie Lyngstad’s debut feature is a deeply uncomfortable, uncompromising Danish character study that tests the audience.
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Behind the Shorts: Directors Talon Darren, Simon Vahlne, Malin Barr, and Leona Cauklija on Their Nordisk Panorama Films
We sat down with directors Talon Darren, Simon Vahlne, and Leona Cauklija at Nordisk Panorama Film Festival to discuss queer raves, LARPing, and graffiti.
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8 Short Film Picks from Nordisk Panorama Film Festival
8 Short Film Picks from Nordisk Panorama Film Festival featuring Scandi-cringe comedies, high-concept sci-fi, and hypnotic club horror.
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Director Nefise Özkal Lorentzen on her documentary This Is Not an Apple, Youth Violence, and Rehabilitation
Forgiveness is a complicated word… It does not remove the wound, but it can stop the wound from controlling the rest of your life.” — Filmmaker Nefise Özkal Lorentzen on her documentary This Is Not an Apple Fresh from its World Premiere at Nordisk Panorama Film Festival, This Is Not an Apple follows brothers Reda… Continue reading Director Nefise Özkal Lorentzen on her documentary This Is Not an Apple, Youth Violence, and Rehabilitation
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8 Documentary Film Picks from Nordisk Panorama Film Festival
It’s been a while since we covered a doc festival, but returning to Nordisk Panorama felt overdue. While Nordic documentaries still face real hurdles securing UK and US distribution, championing these voices—especially in today’s global climate—is more essential than ever.
We hand-picked 8 standout documentary discoveries from this year’s line-up that you need on your…
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Inside Nordisk Panorama Film Festival: Celebrating Short Films, Documentaries, and Nordic Talent
Festival Directors Ylva Skarsgård and Heidi Elise Christensen give an inside look at Nordisk Panorama’s atmosphere, special pop-up events, and what makes this festival special.
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New Nordic Voices: UCL’s Free Film Festival Celebrates Contemporary Nordic Cinema
We chat with Dr Thomas Morcom about New Nordic Voices, UCL’s free contemporary Nordic film festival featuring 14 feature films and UK premieres.
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Locarno 2026: Anders Danielsen Lie and Kathrine Thorborg Johansen Star in Maria Bäck’s Brave New Love
Anders Danielsen Lie and Kathrine Thorborg Johansen star in Maria Bäck’s ‘Brave New Love’, heading to Locarno 2026. Read the synopsis & details at Nordic Watchlist.
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The Irresistible Rise of Diêm Camille
Whether she is navigating the high-octane sets of Noah Hawley’s Alien: Earth or redefining Danish television with her history-making series Bad Bitch, Diêm Camille is a force of nature. We caught up with the multi-hyphenate star to discuss her transition from the “family-friendly” world of The Sommerdahl Murders to the global stage, and why her…
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Langeland International Film Festival: Celebrating Island Stories
Explore the inaugural Langeland International Film Festival. We interview Douglas Tanton and Rebecca Pruzan about bringing global island cinema to the Danish archipelago.
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Being Ola: A Heartwarming Norwegian Documentary Experience
Being Ola: A Heartwarming Norwegian Documentary Experience – Nordic Watchlist reviews the new documentary by rom Award winning Norwegian filmmaker Ragnhild Nøst Bergem
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Redoubt (Värn) – Film Review from Glasgow Film Festival
Nordic Watchlist reviews Redoubt at it has its premiere this past week at Glasgow Film Festival and comes to UK cinemas from the 27th March.
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Fanny Ovesen Discusses Her Directorial Debut Live A Little
Fanny Ovesen Discusses Her Directorial Debut Live A Little with Nordic Watchlist as her film debuts at Glasgow Film Festival
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The Home (Hemmet) – Film Review from Glasgow Film Festival
Nordic Watchlist shares their review of Swedish Horror film The Home (Hemmet) which has its UK premier at Glasgow Film Festival.
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Actor Philip Oros Discusses His Role in Haunting New Film ‘The Home’
Ahead of its UK premiere at the Glasgow Film Festival, we sat down with Philip Oros to discuss his role in Sweden psychological horror The Home.
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Live A Little (Leva Lite) – Review from Glasgow Film Festival
Live A Little, screening at the Glasgow Film Festival, marks the feature-length debut of writer / director Fanny Oveson. It takes the “coming of age” film and shapes it into a meaningful exploration of friendship, memory and consent.
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The Last Viking – Film Review from Glasgow Film Festival
Anders Thomas Jensen reunites with Mads Mikkelsen, Nicolas Bro and Nikolaj Lie Kaas in The Last Viking, a darkly humourous exploration of identity and trauma. Screening at the Glasgow Film Festival, it “balances brutality with warmth; absurdity with sincerity
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Eagles of the Republic – Film Review from the Glasgow Film Festival
Nordic Watchlist caught Tarik Saleh’s Eagles of the Republic at this years Glasgow Film Festival and share their review. The film is released on the 13th March in UK Cinemas!
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Egghead Republic – Film Review from Glasgow Film Festival
Egghead Republic is “one of those films that announces its strangeness from the outset and then keeps tugging the rug out from under you.” If you enjoy the weird and wonderful, check it out at the Glasgow Film Festival.
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