A bold Nordkapp Film Festival enchants, surprises, and delights
The Nordkapp Film Festival in Honningsvåg, Norway features many films with a focus on human rights.
Author: Tove Andersson
Norwegian singers pay tribute to women of the past
Ladies in Blues were among the headliners at the Notodden Blues Festival, and paid tribute to the trailblazing women within the blues genre.
Visit some of Norway’s most dramatic film locales
Tove Andersson writes about the increasing popularity of production crews shooting film in Norway and new tours available to visitors.
From medieval manuscripts to black metal
Tove Andersson writes about the National Library of Norway in Oslo and its exhibitions, including one about Norwegian black-metal music.
Let the River Flow
Tove Andersson writes about the film Let the River Flow, which tells the story of a 1979 protest by Sámi in Norway over water rights.
Tim McConnell makes dark music for dark film
Tove Andersson writes about the Norwegian dark drama series, Exit, and the dark music by award-winning Tim Scott McConnell that accompanies it.
Nordkapptrappa takes you to the top of the world
Tove Andersson writes about the Nordkapptrappa project, building stairs of 1,000 steps up Storfjellet with the help of Sherpas from Nepal.
This year’s Juleroser carries on a beloved tradition
Tove Andersson shares the theme of this year’s Juleroser, a Norwegian Christmas magazine, edited by beloved actor and singer Herborg Kråkevik.
Nordkapp municipality wins case for the people
Tove Andersson reports on Nordkapp municipality winning in court for the right to move freely in nature after a long battle with corporations.
Amundsen diary reveals his innermost world
Roald Amundsen’s private diary is published and a Norwegian wins a trip to the South Pole in what would have been Amundsen’s 150th birthday.
