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The Danish Film Institute is the national agency for funding and promoting Danish film and cinema culture.
The Film Institute presents Danish films at festivals abroad and in Denmark and subsidizes the import of foreign quality films. It maintains the Danish National Filmography ( Danmarks Nationalfilmografi ), a database about Danish films since 1896.
The Danish Film Institute (DFI), a government institution under the Ministry of Culture, was established in its current form in 1997 by merging three existing government institutions: the Danish Film Institute, Statens Filmcentral and the Danish Film Museum.
Are you interested in watching Danish films? Welcome to the Danish Film, the official website of the Danish Film Institute. Here you can find information about the latest and upcoming movies, watch trailers, read reviews and learn more about the Danish film industry. Whether you want to watch at home or in cinemas, you can enjoy the best of Danish cinema with us.
Search for films, people and companies. Find information, trailers, clips and posters in the Danish Film Institute's database – ranging from the silent film era to the most recent releases.
The Danish Film Database (Danish: Filmdatabasen, formerly Danish National Filmography, Danish: Danmarks Nationalfilmografi), is a database maintained by the Danish Film Institute (DFI) about Danish films since 1896 including silent films, short films, and documentary films.
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Learn more about the Danish Film Institute, the national hub for film funding and promotion. From supporting film development to managing archives and fostering international co-productions, we're dedicated to enriching cinema culture in Denmark and beyond.
