Indian Subcontinent Films | Northern European Films
Victim of the World Wildlife Fund: racial cleansing and genocide masquerading as nature conservation
Jos van Dongen, “Victim of the World Wildlife Fund” (Zembla, 2019) Now this is the
Reviews of films from Finland, Greenland, Iceland and countries traditionally considered part of Scandinavia (Denmark Norway, Sweden). I’ve included Estonia and Latvia in this category as these countries have historic links to Sweden.
Indian Subcontinent Films | Northern European Films
Jos van Dongen, “Victim of the World Wildlife Fund” (Zembla, 2019) Now this is the
Northern European Films | South African Films
Jean van de Welde, “An Act of Defiance” (2017) Quite a hard-hitting and confrontational film
North American Films | Northern European Films
Bjorn Runge, “The Wife” (2017) As films go, “The Wife” is enjoyable mainly for Glenn
Grimur Hakonarson, “Rams / Hrutar” (2015 Forty years ago, a family rift led to two
Dome Karukoski, “Tom of Finland” (2017) As a general introduction to the life of gay
Erik Poppe, “Kongens Nei / The King’s Choice” (2016) As a straight history lesson or
French and French-language Films | Northern European Films
Carl Theodor Dreyer, “The Passion of Joan of Arc” (1928) In itself, this silent film
Middle Eastern Films | Northern European Films
Floor van der Meulen, Thomas Vroege, Issa Touma, “9 Days – From My Window in
Thomas Vinterberg, “Festen” (1998) “Festen” remains the best-known and most mainstream of the various films
Lars von Trier, “Breaking the Waves” (1996) For the most part this often nihilistic film