The 23rd SCANDINAVIAN FILM FESTIVAL L.A. (SFFLA) with BalticFilmExpo@SFFLA

WILL BRING YOU A VIRTUAL FEAST OF NORDIC AND BALTIC FILMS

January 6th - 9th   2022
January 13th - 16th 2022
January 20th - 23rd 2022  

Dear Friends,
There is hope in the air and our program of “TOP FILMS FROM THE TOP OF EUROPE” is on the horizon!! Out of an abundance of caution, our “home away from home”— the WGA Theater is not yet re-opened. So we’ll continue one more year of “virtual!” in cooperation with SCANDINAVIA HOUSE in New York.

So, while we’ll miss you “in person” we’ll all be enjoying films from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia in the comfort of our own homes with a select audience of one, or a few friends, or with family members. Dress code is up to you— red carpet, jammies, or robes!

We encourage you to support the festival with a Festival Pass or with single tickets— or with a donation to the cause. 

CLICK HERE FOR FESTIVAL PASS (choose the 2022 Nordic and Baltic Oscar Contenders).

FOR INDIVIDUAL TICKETS go to schedule, click on "more" next to film then follow the BUY TICKET link.

CHECK OUR CURRENT SCHEDULE PAGE HERE! 

Hope you’re all staying happy, healthy, and enjoying life— which, is definitely made better by moving pictures!

Jim Koenig
SFFLA
Founder/Director
and the SFFLA team

Be a safe Santa— give a Festival Pass as a stocking stuffer.

WE NEED YOUR HELP TO MAKE IT ALL POSSIBLE!! IT’S CRUNCH TIME Exercise your prerogative to help our VIRTUAL efforts! EXERCISE YOUR GENEROSITY!!! Please consider becoming a donor!

DONATE ONLINE NOW: CLICK HERE. 

TO DONATE BY MAIL CLICK HERE. 

Contact us at: olympicrange@msn.com All donations are tax deductible.  

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Parent organization of SFFLA is the America Scandinavian Foundation of Los Angeles a California 501 3 c non-profit organization. The festival appreciates the support of all of our individual and corporate donors as well as cooperation from national film boards, and Nordic Consulates and Embassies of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, and Baltic Consulates and Embassies of Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia.