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One of the great American 1970s classics, with Jack Nicholson in one of his finest roles
Chinatown is a detective film that has earned its thoroughly deserved classic status thanks to the strong contributions of several prominent figures:…
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Classic on 35mm!
Coraline Jones (11) finds life boring, until one day she discovers a secret door. On the other side she discovers an alternative and better version of her own life. But when the seemingly perfect world begins to turn dangerous,…
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One of Akira Kurosawa's finest films
"One of the Ten Greatest Films of All Time" - Martin Scorsese
Many Kurosawa admirers regard this deeply moving, humanistic film as one of the director's greatest works, and it was among Kurosawa's own…
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Kiyokazu and Satoko are a wealthy couple that has been unsuccessfully attempting to have a child. After a failed treatment for aspermia, they go to a non-profit organization for adoption and are paired with Hikari, a 14-year old girl whose pregnancy…
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Remember, remember, the fifth of November …
V for Vendetta is written by the Wachowski sisters and directed by James McTeigue, second unit director on the Matrix trilogy. The film is based on Alan Moore and David Lloyd's iconic graphic novel…
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After five days filled with powerful film experiences, inspiring conversations and encounters between filmmakers and audiences in Grimstad, it is a pleasure to present this year's prize winners from Kortfilmfestivalen 2026.
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Chinatown is a detective film that has earned its thoroughly deserved classic status thanks to the strong contributions of several prominent figures: Robert Towne's Oscar-winning screenplay, Roman Polanski's compelling direction and Jack Nicholson,…
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"It's a mystery wrapped in a riddle inside an enigma!"
The story is simple: Lee Harvey Oswald, acting alone, shot President John Fitzgerald Kennedy on Friday 22 November 1963; or no, Oswald was one of several Marxist Cuba-supporting lunatics…
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This year's competition programme has showcased an impressive diversity of films that have moved, challenged and inspired.
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In The Third Man, based on Graham Greene's screenplay, we encounter Orson Welles in one of his most celebrated performances as an actor.
The film is set in post-war Vienna, then divided between the Allied occupation powers - a city in ruins,…
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One of Akira Kurosawa's finest films
"One of the Ten Greatest Films of All Time" - Martin Scorsese
Many Kurosawa admirers regard this deeply moving, humanistic film as one of the director's greatest works, and it was among Kurosawa's own…
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Poetic spaghetti western in grand CinemaScope format Charles Bronson with his unforgettable harmonica, Henry Fonda in an uncharacteristic role as cold-blooded killer, and Claudia Cardinale as the beauty all the men revolve around. They all come to…
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After the murder of a young girl, Norwegian and Swedish police cooperate to find the killer. The story is set in Tromsø, where Stellan Skarsgård in the role of Jonas Engström hunts for the guilty party in a landscape without night. Suffering from…
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Robert Rodriguez's fantastic adaptation of Frank Miller's legendary graphic novels
Sin City teems with criminals, dubious police officers and sexy women, either in pursuit of revenge or reconciliation, or both for that matter. The film tells a…
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When Billy Wilder and crime guru Raymond Chandler sat down to adapt hard-boiled pulp writer James M. Cain's novel Double Indemnity, it was always on the cards that the result would bubble with cynicism and malice. For many Double Indemnity also…
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Join a magical and slightly spooky journey into Roald Dahl's universe
In a Norwegian coastal town a little girl disappears. It is the terrible witches who have been at work. Witches hate children and will do anything to kill them. Luke's…
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The restored version of Ken Russell's celebrated psychological horror drama
In 1971 three English films each challenged audiences, cinema managers and the British censorship body BBFC in their own way: Straw Dogs (Sam Peckinpah), A Clockwork…
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The film that established Bong Joon-ho as one of the most important voices in the South Korean new wave.
In 1986 South Korea is under a strict military dictatorship. A series of terrible rapes and murders of young women bring two investigators…
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Fifty years on it still hits just as hard
Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone) has never had anything handed to him. His days are spent collecting money for a loan shark in Philadelphia's slums, his evenings boxing in run-down halls. But Rocky has…
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After five days filled with powerful film experiences, inspiring conversations and encounters between filmmakers and audiences in Grimstad, it is a pleasure to present this year's prize winners from Kortfilmfestivalen 2026.
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This year's competition programme has showcased an impressive diversity of films that have moved, challenged and inspired.
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Remember, remember, the fifth of November …
V for Vendetta is written by the Wachowski sisters and directed by James McTeigue, second unit director on the Matrix trilogy. The film is based on Alan Moore and David Lloyd's iconic graphic novel…
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Robert Rodriguez's fantastic adaptation of Frank Miller's legendary graphic novels
Sin City teems with criminals, dubious police officers and sexy women, either in pursuit of revenge or reconciliation, or both for that matter. The film tells a…
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Grand French comedy classic about the modern world
Monsieur Hulot (Jacques Tati) arrives in a modern Paris made up of glass skyscrapers, gadgets he does not quite understand, and the people and tourists trying to get from point A to point B in…
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In The Third Man, based on Graham Greene's screenplay, we encounter Orson Welles in one of his most celebrated performances as an actor.
The film is set in post-war Vienna, then divided between the Allied occupation powers - a city in ruins,…
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The everyday man saves the day and receives an unexpected visitor
In A History of Violence we meet the soft-spoken Tom Stall and his nuclear family. Tom lives in a tiny town out in the countryside, and seems to thrive in his job as a café owner…
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Perhaps the finest film noir of the 1940s?
When Billy Wilder and crime guru Raymond Chandler sat down to adapt hard-boiled pulp writer James M. Cain's novel Double Indemnity, it was always on the cards that the result would bubble with cynicism…
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The everyday man saves the day and receives an unexpected visitor
In A History of Violence we meet the soft-spoken Tom Stall and his nuclear family. Tom lives in a tiny town out in the countryside, and seems to thrive in his job as a café owner…
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After the murder of a young girl, Norwegian and Swedish police cooperate to find the killer. The story is set in Tromsø, where Stellan Skarsgård in the role of Jonas Engström hunts for the guilty party in a landscape without night. Suffering from…
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Danny Boyle's timeless adaptation of Irvine Welsh's acclaimed novel - back in cinemas in a fantastic newly restored version!
Ewan McGregor is Mark Renton, the most reflective member of the group which also includes the compulsive womaniser Sick…
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Join a magical and slightly spooky journey into Roald Dahl's universe
In a Norwegian coastal town a little girl disappears. It is the terrible witches who have been at work. Witches hate children and will do anything to kill them. Luke's…
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Jack Nicholson delivers a towering performance in Milos Forman's unflinching portrayal of a psychiatric hospital.
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is no comedy, and was never intended as satire. Milos Forman has stated that he simply wanted to…
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Danny Boyle's timeless adaptation of Irvine Welsh's acclaimed novel - back in cinemas in a fantastic newly restored version!
Ewan McGregor is Mark Renton, the most reflective member of the group which also includes the compulsive womaniser Sick…
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The restored version of Ken Russell's celebrated psychological horror drama
In 1971 three English films each challenged audiences, cinema managers and the British censorship body BBFC in their own way: Straw Dogs (Sam Peckinpah), A Clockwork…
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Agnieszka Hollands absurd eco-thriller premiered at the Berlinale this year. Although it is directed by a veteran known for her work on TV dramas such as Treme, The Killing, and The Wire, and period feature films such as Europa Europa, Spoor feels…
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Fifty years on it still hits just as hard
Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone) has never had anything handed to him. His days are spent collecting money for a loan shark in Philadelphia's slums, his evenings boxing in run-down halls. But Rocky has…
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A personal portrait of a small man with a big personality
Hariton Pushwagner was one of Norway's most distinctive and beloved contemporary artists, known for his unmistakeable visual universe of people, tower blocks, cars and machines. Behind…
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«This house is too full! When I grow up and get married I'm going to live alone»
When Kevin is accidentally left behind by his family as they rush off on a Christmas holiday to Paris, he is forced to be the man of the house! Kevin suddenly…
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Do not expose them to light. Do not get them wet. Above all, no matter how much they cry, no matter how much they beg, never, never feed them after midnight!
Billy Peltzer receives a cute, little furry creature, a Mogwai, from his father for…
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A charming Stavanger romantic Christmas comedy!
It is the evening before Christmas Eve. Pia comes home after being away on a trip for six months, and expects to pick up where she left off. The goal is to find Kristoffer, the boyfriend who was…
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Alfred Hitchcock's horror classic
Tale: Engelsk Undertekst: Norsk
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«This house is too full! When I grow up and get married I'm going to live alone»
When Kevin is accidentally left behind by his family as they rush off on a Christmas holiday to Paris, he is forced to be the man of the house! Kevin suddenly…
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We celebrate the 25th anniversary of Ghost World – a sharp and incisive comedy about friendship, identity and not fitting in. With Thora Birch, Scarlett Johansson and Steve Buscemi.
Film info Running time: 1h 51min Produced: USA, 2001 Original…
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An ordinary man, an extraordinary self-portrait – based on Harvey Pekar's cult series American Splendor
The year is 1976. A photocopied comic magazine appears in record shops and kiosks in Cleveland. It is called American Splendor, and is…
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