Overview of all prizes, their winners and the juries that award them.
Accreditation for the 66th Nordic Film Days is open till October 27.
Lübeck, October 13, 2026. The line-up for the 2026 Nordic Film Days Lübeck is set. For five days, from November 4 – 8, the once capital of the Hanseatic League will again become home port for films from northern and northeastern Europe, showcasing outstanding and prize-winning cinematic discoveries, and the people who have left a lasting mark on movie-making.
Lübeck, October 2, 2026. On November 4, 2026, the 68th Nordic Film Days Lübeck will open with Ulya (2026, orig. title Uļa) by Latvian director Viesturs Kairišs. The drama about Latvian basketball legend Uljana Semjonova is Latvia’s submission for the 99th Academy Awards in the category Best International Feature Film.
Lübeck, September 29, 2026. In honour of the 125th anniversary of Thomas Mann’s Buddenbrooks, this year’s Retrospective follows the tracks of the famed social novel – from the Scandinavian works that served Mann as role models, to early film adaptations, to Nordic cinema’s sweeping family sagas.
Lübeck, September 22, 2026. How does one choose just five films to tell the story of a film culture that was almost invisible for decades and now draws international attention? That was the challenge faced by Anne Lajla Utsi, the recipient of this year’s NFL Honorary Award.
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