Opening film

This year’s opening film at Kosmorama is Hex, an energetic documentary about three women who enter into a three-year pact. They transform themselves into a black metal band called Witch Club Satan, becoming an unexpected — and controversial — success

HEX

New Directors

The competition program for directors that we believe will put their mark on cinema in the upcoming years.

Relations

Films about the warm, tender and wonderful and sometimes dysfunctional in human relationships.

Society

Stories that portays the individual's encounter with the machinery and that display, comment or criticize the world we live in.

Il rapimento di Arabella Benedetta Porcaroli e Lucrezia Guglielmino

View askew

Films with an element of the surreal or absurd that comment on the state of affairs with a crooked smile.

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Reruns

Kosmorama has dedicated a program series to showcasing our best experiences at the cinema from the previous year.

Portrait of a Confused Father 006 still by Up North Film

Documentary

Reports from our unmanagable reality. These documentaries gives valuable insight into the times we live in.

Ramaskrik

The horror section that will give you goosebumps and transport you to the most horrific parts of the world.

Culinary Cinema

Films and events that combine two of the best things this world has got to offer: cinema and food.

Retrospective

This year’s Retrospective program focuses on film art versus censorship, with an emphasis on Poland.
In collaboration with the Cinematheque in Trondheim, Kosmorama presents a selection of films by Polish filmmakers who were subjected to strict government censorship. During the 1970s and 1980s, Polish cinema faced censorship, bans, and other forms of pressure and attacks on its freedom of speech, expression, and artistic integrity.