German Films in Scandinavia
In April 2025, the TYSKE FILMDAGE took place again in Copenhagen, Aarhus and Odense.
The films are shown in the renowned cinema Grand Teatret.
More information about Film Week can be found here.

Find the current program here
In the end of November you find a fine collection of best German Cinema at TYSKE FILMDAGER which takes place in Oslo and is organized by the Goethe Institut Norway with support of German Films.
The program is a colorful mix of new German films and a unique opportunity to see them on the big screen and in a unique cinema atmosphere in Oslo. We show stories from reality, from the past, family stories and stories about friendship.
Five days of cinema fun for movie buffs, occasional moviegoers and everyone else too.
Festivals
Scandinavian Film Festivals
(selection by German Films)
- Bergen International Film Festival (Norway)
- Espoo Ciné International Film Festival (Finland)
- Göteborg International Film Festival (Sweden)
- Haugesund - The Norwegian International Film Festival (Norway)
- Helsinki International Film Festival - Love & Anarchy (Finland)
- Reykjavik International Film Festival (Iceland)
- Stockholm International Film Festival (Sweden)
- Tromsö International Film Festival (Norway)
Your festival is in Scandinavia, and you are interested in the selection of German films for your program? Then please get in touch with our Head of Regional Desk Fides Stark.
You can apply for travel support if you and your film are invited to a festival abroad.
Please find more information here.
Contact
Please direct all inquiries and applications to:
You are a distributor located in Scandinavia and are interested in bringing a German film to your country?
Then please get in touch with our team for Distribution Support.
Further information about German Films:
- GFQ: Here you find portraits of our most talented German filmmakers as well as upcoming German films
- Sign up for our Newsletter to be updated about German films worldwide
- Listen Up: Get close with interesting German filmmakers in our Short Take podcast