In-person

SEA-Nordic Film Festival

September 5-7, 2025

Members:

Festival Pass: $90

Non-Members:

Festival Pass: $100

Bringing the best of Nordic cinema to the Pacific Northwest!

The annual SEA-Nordic Film Festival draws audiences from around the region to enjoy the latest and greatest films from the Nordic region.

This year’s festival shines a spotlight on Denmark’s rich cinematic landscape. From iconic directors and actors to distinctive styles, the lineup celebrates the evolution and diversity of Danish film. Expect a mix of familiar favorites and hidden gems as we showcase the intimate storytelling and global resonance that define Danish cinema.

Majestic Bay Theatres
2044 NW Market St
Seattle, WA 98107

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Purchase a Festival Pass and immerse yourself in three days of critically acclaimed Nordic cinema!

Passholders enjoy exclusive access to all festival screenings at Majestic Bay Theatres, ensuring you've got a seat for every moment of movie magic. With your Festival Pass, you’ll also gain access to chats with the curator, as well as quick and easy entry. It's more than just a ticket—it's your passport to the best of Nordic cinema!

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Meet the Guest Curator

Thomas Christensen

This year the SEA-Nordic Film Festival line-up is hand-picked by Thomas Christensen, the Lead Curator at the Danish Film Institute.
Learn More About Thomas

Thomas Christensen

This year the SEA-Nordic Film Festival line-up is hand-picked by Thomas Christensen, the Lead Curator at the Danish Film Institute.

Thomas Christensen is Curator at the Danish Film Institute, a role he has held since 1998. He has an M.A. in film studies from the University of Copenhagen. He has been involved in a number of restorations both nationally and internationally. He served on the FIAF Technical Commission (2003–2015) and has since 2010 been on the Executive Committee of the Association of European Cinematheques (ACE). He has served as an advisor to numerous European film archives, including the Polish Film Institute (FINA), BFI and the Cinematheque Royale. He has recently been involved with a major digitization project, making all 450 surviving Danish silent films freely available on the website www.stumfilm.dk.