TV series
The Norwegian drama SKAM, which means “shame” in English, is a hugely popular Nordic television series. And there’s no shame in bingeing on those! Quite the opposite, in fact! And that’s exactly what Sana and her friends taught us back in 2016 when SKAM made its debut. What’s more, you have free access to other Nordic television series via the Nordvision and the N12 partnership. Take a look at the link below and create your own Nordic Day at home.
Literature
A novel, a drama, some poetry, or a collection of short stories? Whatever takes your fancy, there’s a world of Nordic literature out there that will take you to the top of the tallest mountains, into the deepest secrets, and into the nooks and crannies of the Nordic mind. Find out more about the winners of the Nordic Council Literature Prize and get all the inspiration you need to create your own Nordic Day at home.
Children’s and young people’s literature
Nordic children’s and young people’s literature is renowned the world over. And with good reason, if we say so ourselves! But why don’t you and your children judge for yourselves? Explore a world of adventure and take a look at the Nordic Council prize winners. You’ll find all the inspiration you need to create your own Nordic Day at home.
Music
“The winner takes it all,” so the song by ABBA goes. But who is really the best Nordic band or musician? It’s difficult to say. Here’s an overview of Nordic Council prize winners and a free Nordic music playlist. Listen, sing along, and throw a few shapes while you’re at it! And create your own Nordic Day at home.
Film
Featuring Danish actress Trine Dyrholm at her best, Queen of Hearts won last year’s Nordic Council Film Prize. But it is far from the Nordic Region’s only acclaimed film. Far, far from it. Here’s an overview of the Nordic Council prize winners and all the inspiration you need for films to watch so you can create your very own Nordic Day at home.
