Filmhouse February

Let the Golden Bears Dance – Berlinale's 60th Anniversary

Over the years the Berlinale has grown into Europe’s biggest film market. The festival is open to all and a lot more unpretentious than, say, the Cannes Film Festival. A folk fest, the Berlinale keeps the winter chill at bay for 11 days. At the heart of it all is the Golden Bear, awarded for best film. Join us as we celebrate 60 years of the Berlinale with a series of deserving top-prize winners.
Series of 10 films screening throughout February

Age of Scandal: Films that Shook the Berlinale

With any good party comes a scandal or two, and Berlin has certainly had its share of meltdowns and melodrama. The festival was only in its second year, in 1952, when Orson Welles’s "Othello" was removed from the competition. Still, that pales next to the 1976 controversy surrounding "I sansernes vold" that led to film reels being confiscated, even arrests. Or the imbroglio around Michael Verhoeven’s anti-Vietnam War film "O.K." that caused the entire festival to collapse in 1970.
Series of four films screening throughout February 

Factbox

BOOKING & BUYING TICKETS

TICKET OFFICE
Telephone +45 3374 3412

ADDRESS
Filmhouse
Danish Film Institute
Gothersgade 55
1123 Copenhagen K

OPENING HOURS
Tuesday-Friday 9:30–22:00
Saturday–Sunday: 12–22:00
Monday closed

HOW TO FIND US

LOCATION
The Filmhouse is located in central Copenhagen at Gothersgade 55, opposite the Kings Garden and Rosenborg Castle.

BY BUS
The Bus line 350S stops almost at the main entrance to the Filmhouse. The stop at Kronprinsessegade is closest.

BY TRAIN OR METRO
The Filmhouse in an 8-10 minute walk from City Hall, and Nørreport Station,centre for trains, the Metro, and buses.

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