Free outdoor cinema for students: Kneecap
- Frimerket, Gløshaugen, Kolbjørn Hejes vei 4, 7034, Trondheim
- 21. August 18:00 — 20:00
NTNU and Kosmorama Film Festival welcome all students to an outdoor screening of the film "Kneecap" (2024) in the "backyard" of Gløshaugen - specifically at Frimerket (A map of where the screening is held: https://link.mazemap.com/2WtWP7fp ).Bring a seating pad or blanket and settle in for an unforgettable movie night under the open sky. The event is supported by Norsk filminstitutt.
The film starts at 18:00
Price: Free! But registration is required.
The film is in Irish and English with Norwegian subtitles.
Age limit: 15 years.
The event is open to everyone.
Chairs are not allowed at this event.
This is an alcohol-free event. Grilling is not allowed.
Our best outdoor cinema tips:
- Watching a film under the open sky is a unique experience, but it’s important to take some precautions so you don’t get cold!
- Always check the weather forecast and dress accordingly. Remember that it can get extra chilly when sitting still, so bringing an extra layer is a good idea.
- It’s helpful to bring something to sit on for insulation and warmth.
- Feel free to bring a seat pad or a blanket. You’ll be sitting directly on the grass, which can be wet if it has rained—so make sure to bring something that insulates.
- An insider tip is to bring a sleeping bag and pull it over your legs if it’s cold!
Chairs are not allowed at this event.
About the film:
This wild story about how the rap group Kneecap was formed features dark humor, a good dose of drama, some sex, catchy rap, and three anti-authoritarian anarchist young men fighting to preserve Irish identity in the oppressive Northern Irish society.
The film about the anarchists in the rap group Kneecap won the Audience Award at the Sundance Festival in 2024.
About Kosmorama:
Kosmorama Trondheim International Film Festival is the largest film festival in Central Norway, with over 30,000 visitors each year.
Next year’s festival will take place March 17–23.
We screen over 80 films from morning to night for seven days straight at Prinsen Cinema and other venues around the city.
We also host quizzes, music bingo, parties, outdoor cinema, culinary cinema, director visits, lectures, and more both during and outside the festival week.
Bring your group of friends and experience international film—or challenge them in a film quiz at Kosmorama!