The Icelandic comedy 101 Reykjavik by the director B. Kormakur will open the October programme of the Nordic Film Club. “This witty, original and stylish comedy is a breath of fresh air”, the critics commented, when the film was released. more »
The Library of Congress has received 62 new Lithuanian books for its collection. more »
The well-established artistic festivals NUIT BLANCHE and BRXLBRAVO in Brussels are organised this year in partnership with the European Year of Creativity and Innovation 2009 (EYCI2009). more »
On 25 September, the European Commission's office in London hosted a major exhibition at Victoria Station to celebrate the European Day of Languages. more »
In the Flagey Theatre in Brussels, 12 emerging European authors received the new European Union Prize for Literature during a ceremony attended by 800 people from the European cultural scene. more »
An exhibition entitled “Lithuania: Culture and History” was opened on 23 September at the headquarters of the United Nations in New York. more »
The Nordic Film Club would like to remind that on Wednesday, September 23rd, at 5.10 pm drama The Gift (Gaven) by the Danish director Niels Gråbol will be screened. more »
The panel responsible for selecting the European Capital of Culture for 2014 recommended yesterday in Riga that the title be awarded to Riga. more »
The three contending films for the 2009 LUX Prize were revealed today at the 66th International Film Festival in Venice. more »
The seventh Baltic Sea Festival has just finished in Stockholm, but from 8 September, the festival moves on to Brussels. more »
The Icelandic comedy 101 Reykjavik by the director B. Kormakur will open the October programme of the Nordic Film Club. “This witty, original and stylish comedy is a breath of fresh air”, the critics commented, when the film was released.
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