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SEPTEMBER 2 - 30

Serhii Parajanov Retrospect at Cinemateket

Danish Film Institute's cinema Cinemateket will presents the retrospective celebrating the visionary filmmaker Serhii (Sergei) Parajanov. The August screenings have passed, but you still have the opportunity to watch the legendary films this September.


Parajanov worked between three cultures: Armenian, Ukrainian and Georgian - or as he himself said: “I am an Armenian born in Tbilisi who was imprisoned in Russia for Ukrainian nationalism” – his work was at its heart anti-imperial and grounded in his love for his roots and Ukraine. To this day, Parajanov’s distinct cinematic voice continues to be one of the cornerstones of Ukrainian cinema.


The programme presents newly restored classics alongside special event screenings with introductions, talks and double bills, celebrating one of cinema's most original and influential artists, especially for Ukrainian culture. Be sure to check the schedule for August! We will share the schedule for September soon.


Thanks to our cooperation with Cinemateket, Ukraine House is pleased to offer a special discount for the screenings. With the discount code SERGEJ2026, tickets are available at reduced prices:


🔹 Regular screenings: DKK 65 (normally DKK 95)

🔹 Special events: DKK 75 (normally DKK 110)


Venue: Cinemateket, Gothersgade 55, 1123 Copenhagen K.


We’re looking forward to sharing those screenings with you!

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