Scandinavian Film Festival 2016
MORE THAN JUST NOIR: THE VOLVO SCANDINAVIAN FILM FESTIVAL MORE THAN JUST NOIR: THE VOLVO SCANDINAVIAN FILM FESTIVAL BRINGS NEW DRAMAS, DOCUMENTARIES AND LAUGHS TO PALACE CINEMAS AROUND AUSTRALIA THIS JULY
Now a much-anticipated fixture on the festival calendar, the third Volvo Scandinavian Film Festival presented by Palace will see some of the most exciting and fresh movies from Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland and Iceland grace Palace Cinema screens around Australia from 5 July.
The Scandinavian Film Festival screens exclusively at Palace Cinemas nationally.
Sydney: Tues 5 – Wed 27 July Palace Norton Street, Palace Verona
Melbourne: Wed 6 – Wed 27 July Palace Cinema Como, Brighton Bay, Westgarth
Canberra: Tues 12 – Wed 27 July Palace Electric
Brisbane: Wed 13 – Wed 27 July Palace Centro & Barracks
Adelaide: Tues 19 – Wed 27 July Palace Nova Eastend
Hobart: Wed 20 - Wed 27 July State Cinema
Perth: Thu 21 – Wed 3 August Cinema Paradiso
For more information and to register for updates visit www.scandinavianfilmfestival.com
Note: There is a $5.30 postage fee that applies for posting the double pass
Feedback/Comments
Very good films..I loved Heaven on Earth part 2 and a few other ones..Beautiful choir singing
A Man called Ove- very enjoyable
Lovely venue and great documentary. We saw Nice People
It was booked inadvertently a it was for Gold members only
Beautifully filmed, sensitively exposed an aspect of WW11 that I'd not known about.
'Welcome to Norway' is a very enjoyable, light-hearted take on an unlikely issue, that of accommodating refugees. It successfully balances moments of comedy with insights into the pathos of the plight of a refugee through characters that engage us as real people, not stereotypes. Highly recommended.
We saw 'sparrows' today. A bit slow but very touching and sensitive story of a teenager boy.
We saw The Fencer at the Como on Tuesday night. Loved the excursion to a country on the other side of the world about which we knew very little. Set during the time of Stalin, postwar.
Highly recommend this story Funny heart-warming and interesting
Our dog ate our ticket which was on the table...it's pretty ripped up, I don't think we can attend the film...but Reykjavik and Welcome to Norway both sounded amazing.
very beautiful and interesting story
I would completely recommend
A strong,intense movie with some interesting insights into both war and human behaviour.
Olve - Brilliant Swedish film , witty observation of human nature