#Scandinavian movies

[gregor-samsung]

Kraftidioten [In Order of Disappearance] (Hans Petter Moland - 2014)

[sparkleapple]

If someone knows where I can watch the Buddha 2013 series and Kamilla Og Tyvan, an 80s Norwegian movie? With subtitles ofc. If anyone can help I’ll love you forever.

[floxu]

This short film was so well done, interesting storytelling. I hope Dennis manages to break out and be himself.

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Häxan (1922)

[bitethedevil]

I’m too fatherless to ever experience that disgust you feel about someone saying your dad is hot. As a Danish person, I do however feel that foreigners thirsting over Mads Mikkelsen and calling him daddy is the closest I’ll ever get to that feeling.

[artist-issues]

my favorite line from Signs is “Excluding the possibility that a female Scandinavian Olympian was running around outside our house last night, what else might be a possibility?”

[the-labyrinth-of-me]

Lol just remembered that Ilkka said during that Alan Wake halloween stream from a few years ago that Alan's favorite music style would probably be jazz bc it reminds him of his mother or something. And you do hear bits of jazz during the musical and the talk show opening sequences. But since Mr Door's house band are the Old Gods of Asgard, a jazz musical wouldn't be an option and I can literally hear Tor screaming "What? JAZZ? Fuck that! We're gonna make this thing METAL!!"

[resources-by-m]

Herman Tømmeraas in 'Birthday Girl' (2023), 268*110 px; 64 gifs in total. You can find the whole set here or by clicking the source link. TW: Alcohol, flashing lights, partial nudity (DM me if there is more!)

[russell-crowe]

en forelskelse (2008)

[ratatatastic]

oops! all scandinavians!

florida panthers @ tampa bay lightning | 10.2.24 (x)(x)

bonus baltic because i like him and he was on the finn parade bus so :)

[blackswaneuroparedux]

It doesn't make any sense. Nothing fits together. And the guilty conscience you feel over little things. You understand? And what about all the things you'd decided to do? Don't you have to do them anymore? Is it possible to be one and the same person at the very same time - I mean, two people?

Sister Alma in Persona (1966)

Persona is a 1966 horror psychological drama directed by Swedish filmmaker Ingmar Bergman. The story revolves around an actress named Elizabeth who during a live performance of ‘Electra’ becomes mute and is cared for by a nurse named Alma. Throughout the film, it is made clear to the viewers that perhaps the characters of Elizabeth and Alma are the same person with two detached personas embedded.

Alma is everything Elizabeth couldn’t be. She has an affinity for her job, she loves her husband and most importantly she averted an unwanted birth. She is Elizabeth’s ideal self. According to Jungian philosophy, if there is a huge gap between a person’s ideal self and real self, then it could lead to disruption in life and bouts of depression. The film drew heavily from Carl Jung’s theory of Persona wherein it is described as “a kind of mask, designed on the one hand to make a definite impression upon others. And on the other to conceal the true nature of the individual.”

Liv Ullmann and Bibi Andersson in Ingmar Bergman's Persona (1966)

[gregor-samsung]

Syk pike [Sick of Myself] (Kristoffer Borgli, 2022)

[royalblurryfacedbastard]

Sad little troll I started drawing this past weekend and finished today, bit of a different style than my usual trolls but I like her

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Häxan (1922)

[ladywaterfall]

Question for my non-Scandinavian tumblr users - do you guys have a Christmas tradition of making little figurines out of marzipan together in December? Sometimes decorated with mini candy? Cause I’m doing that today (like every year) with my fiances family and I’m wondering if other countries do that too

[4everdollss]