Ricky and Abbie are ordinary English people, living with their two children in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Like most families, they are carrying a financial debt since the 2008s world economic crisis. A new great opportunity occurs but a tough decision has to be made. A decision that is creating tension between the spouses and troubles the kids. Ricky is a delivery driver who would receive fees instead of wage for his work. He is renting a van from his employing company but is obliged to meet specific delivery targets. The new opportunity is to become a franchiser by buying his own van but to do this, Abby, who is a nurse, will have to sell her car. A car she needs desperately to visit her patients. And this is how husband and wife are forced to live in confrontation, struggling to support their family, instead of… simply love each other.

Liv, a precocious thirteen-year-old, lives deep in the forest with her simple-minded father Jens and her obese, bedridden mother Maria. Sheltered from the outside world the family survives on what they can find in nature. Here, even the smallest things have a soul, and the greatest meaning can be found in the journey of an ant into the sap of tree roots. What Liv doesn’t know, is that her parents have a dark secret: they have made the outside world believe that she is dead in an attempt to escape society’s norms and demands. Liv’s curiosity however propels her to venture into the world, and suddenly, their reclusive existence is threatened by increasing interference from the outside.

Episode IX of the legendary saga is expected with excitement by faithful Star Wars fans of various generations all over world. Young and old, men and women, all will witness the end of the epic space story in movie theatres this December. Ray, the orphan from the desert planet Jakku is a member of the Resistance now. Being the last known Jedi and Luke Skywalker’s apprentice, she and her comrades will confront the First Order one more time. The ancient warfare between the Jedi and the Sith must be settled for good. An end that is equally bitter and liberating. And certainly - no one’s ever really gone forever. Princess Leia Organa, played by Carrie Fisher who died in 2016, will appear through the use of unreleased footage from "The Force Awakens" and "The Last Jedi".

This disaster drama film is set in the freezing cold mountains of Norway during a raging blizzard. On their way home for the Christmas holidays, a father and his daughter, together with other travellers, get trapped in a tunnel. The reason for the incident is a deadly fire caused by a wrecked tanker. It cuts the way out to the unlucky sufferers, giving them little hope to survive. Even with the most efficient organisation and rescuers who are immediately on their way to the disaster location, this is the North. Until the help arrives, each of the people in the tunnel has to find their own way to stay alive. As time goes by, the crisis escalates making it a live or death situation.

It’s not always that we as Danes are fortunate enough to get non-English speaking Golden Palm winners in the Danish cinemas, but ‘Parasite’ is something special. Besides being the first South Korean film ever to win the Golden Palm at Cannes Film Festival, the movie has also had relatively great success on the American marked, which is traditionally hesitant towards non-English speaking film. ‘Parasite’ is in Danish cinemas from the 25. of December.

This fantasy film is an adaptation of the legendary stage musical “Cats”, composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber and also based on the T.S. Eliot’s collection of poems "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats.” In the focus of the story are the Jellicles - a tribe of cats, each of them with its own strong individuality and amusing name. The Old Deuteronomy (Judi Dench), Macavity (Idris Elba), Bombalurina (Taylor Swift), Jannyanydots ( Rebel Wilson), The Old Theatre Cat (Ian McKellen), and their feline peers gather for a very important meeting. Every year they come together to make "the Jellicle choice" and take a decision which of them will ascend to the Heaviside Layer, one of several layers in the ionosphere of planet Earth. The furry creatures believe that whichever of the Jellicle cats is the chosen one, she or he will come back to a new life after this ascending.

Known by children (and their parents) all over the world, in this sequel of the 2013 “Frozen”, Elsa, Anna, Olaf, Kristoff and Sven embark on a journey far from Arendelle. They have to answer an extraordinary call, heard by Elsa. A call that, if followed, may give an answer to the question what is going on in their own lands. At the same time, the ultimate purpose of this expedition is to discover the origin of Elsa’s magical powers and hopefully save their beautiful kingdom. Going through number of extraordinary, perilous challenges, our friends learn how important it is to have someone you can count on. Someone, who believes in you and who is there for you in fire and in ice.

Nicolas Cage is back and has a score to settle. He is Frankie Carver, a sad man with fatal diagnosis who is out of prison after wrongly serving 19 hard years. Having a sporadic fatal insomnia has actually helped him gain his freedom and do what’s right for him. Even if it is the last thing he would do. As someone whose life is at the end, Frankie is plotting a revenge. He tracks each member of his old gang to make them pay for his suffering and for the lost years while being locked up. But that’s not all, our man has an estranged son and hopes to revive their difficult relationship. While achieving both goals seems impossible under these circumstances, the grumpy man finds love in the eyes of his boy. Love which may be late but what would life be without it?

21 is the number of bridges in Manhattan. Andre Davis (Chadwick Boseman) is a top NYPD detective who uncovers an unseen conspiracy against cops. In a battle of life and death but without having any clear idea who the enemy really is, Detective Davis locks down New York City to help police catch a gang of cop killers. Tough times require tough measures. The authorities close all the 21 bridges that connect Manhattan to other New York City boroughs, so no-one could go out of the island or enter it. In pursuit of unknown criminals, Detective Davis gets the awkward feeling that someone is actually pursuing him.

Unlike one of the 19th century’s masterpieces written by the French novelist Victor Hugo, here we have a modern times story, revolving around one of the problematic districts of Paris. We follow Stéphane who has recently joined the Anti-Crime Brigade of Montfermeil. He soon discovers that the methods his colleagues Chris and Gwada use to fight crime in that area are somewhat unusual. Stéphane also learns another valuable lesson. In a troubled district with so much tension between the different groups living there, it is better to stick to your team and not to question the way they try to do their work. After an embarrassing situation when the tree of them are overrun while trying to make an arrest, it becomes obvious that someone is filming every step they make using a drone.