National Cinema Programme
- As White as in Snow directed by Jan Troell
- Cabin Fever directed by Mona J. Hoel
- Cool and Crazy directed by Knut Erik Jensen
- Earth directed by Veikko Aaltonen
- Elling directed by Petter Næss
- Fiasco directed by Ragnar Bragason
- Gossip directed by Colin Nutley
- The Icelandic Dream directed by Róbert I. Douglas
- Italian for Beginners directed by Lone Scherfig
- Jalla! Jalla! directed by Josef Fares
- Kira's Reason - A Love Story directed by Ole Christian Madsen
- Ode to a Hunter directed by Per Fronth
- The River directed by Jarmo Lampela
- A Song for Martin directed by Bille August
- You Really Got Me directed by Pål Sletaune
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