European Cinema Archives

Crazy Love (1987)

European Cinema

A film in three acts, following its protagonist from childhood through adulthood. Shocking at times, it's none-the-less recommended.

Møv og Funder (1991)

European Cinema

Despite its relatively short screen time, Møv og Funder's simple narrative is filled with nuances that make it intriguing and action that makes it intense and a joy to watch.

To See The Sea (2014 )

European Cinema

To See the Sea is easy going and entertaining, yet manages to emit a surprising amount of significance.

Enclave (2015)

European Cinema

Scenes from the life of a 10-year-old Serbian boy growing up in the tense surroundings of Kosovo.

North Sea Texas (2011)

European Cinema

Based on a novel by Andre Sollie, "North Sea Texas" is a story focused on love, the confusion of youth, and the importance of one's decisions.

Life According to Nino (2014)

European Cinema

Family harmony and happiness are dealt a catastrophic blow. How the family deals with it is the theme of "Life According to Nino".

"Sister" is an emotionally charged complex narrative offering surprising twists. It reminds us as to why, after reading reviews, previews …etc. about a film, one is still never really prepared for the experience and the intense feelings that a filmmaker can evoke by telling a story.

Kisses (2008)

European Cinema

Through the eyes of the film's two young protagonists, we see what life can be like -when there is a lack of understanding from parents and peers and verbal and physical abuse are mundane.

Cotolay (1966)

European Cinema

The narrative in Cotolay is loosely based on the 13th century Galician legend of a young boy who helped three pilgrims to establish the Convent of San Francisco near Santiago de Compostela in 1214. It stars the French actor Didier Haudepin.

The Selfish Giant (2013)

European Cinema

The Selfish Giant is a tough movie about tough kids, tough people, tough luck and tough fate and it will take a lot of effort on the part of the viewer not to be affected by its poignant story.

Golemata Voda (2004)

European Cinema

Orphaned in the years following World War II, twelve-year-old Lem Nikodinoski is captured and locked up in a camp (a special orphanage of a kind) alongside other youths who had the misfortune of not only losing their parents in the war, but also were considered potential offenders of the ideological ideal set by the Communist Party.

Kruimeltje (1999)

European Cinema

Kruimeltje is a perfect choice for family Holiday viewing. Not only is it entertaining and heartwarming, but it's guaranteed to inspire moral values in its younger and older viewers alike.