Nordische Filmtage Lübeck

  • The Day Iceland Stood Still

    The Day Iceland Stood Still

    FEMINISM: How 90% of Iceland’s women halted a nation in 1975

  • The «Grind» of the pilot whale

    The «Grind» of the pilot whale

    ANIMALS: Activists and locals clash during the traditional Faroe Islands pilot whale hunt.

  • Nordische Filmtage Lübeck 2022: the complete winners

    Nordische Filmtage Lübeck 2022: the complete winners

    Upon its conclusion in 6 November, the awards for the 64th Nordische Filmtage Lübeck were handed out in a ceremony where prizes worth 63,000 euros were awarded. The first Nordische Filmtage award – an historical brick from Lübeck – was the Honorary Award handed to Friðrik Þór Friðriksson during the NFL opening night at the…

  • «Every festival should be keen to offer a good platform for young filmmaking»

    «Every festival should be keen to offer a good platform for young filmmaking»

    Nordische Filmtage Lübeck: Artistic Director Thomas Hailer on the festival's unique communal approach, evolution, programming philosophy, and more.

  • Nordische Filmtage Lübeck announces full programme for 64th edition

    Nordische Filmtage Lübeck announces full programme for 64th edition

    The 64th Nordische Filmtage Lübeck has announced that 173 films will be shown in 212 screenings at Lübeck venues for its 2022 festival. Of those films, more than 70% of that line-up will be available for streaming by audiences all over #Germany. A total of twelve jury and audience prizes will be awarded, including the…

  • The depths of forbidden love

    The depths of forbidden love

    LOVE: A poignant and deeply moving story of the love that two women found in a Nazi concentration camp.

  • The means to gaze into the fire

    The means to gaze into the fire

    WAR: Confronting Serbia's wartime past and the evil that is still on the loose today.

  • One war in the other

    One war in the other

    TRAUMA: How a dark past remains in the present.

  • Suspended in middair

    Suspended in middair

    UKRAINE: A small group of social workers work to create a much-needed safe space for children to live in.

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