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For a region that enjoys and endures such extremes of light and darkness throughout the year, it's no wonder that its cinema shares the same characteristics.

This is well demonstrated by this range in which, alongside some of the most beautifully photographed films ever made from Ingmar Bergman, films filled with the extraordinary light of summer, you will als... [+]

For a region that enjoys and endures such extremes of light and darkness throughout the year, it's no wonder that its cinema shares the same characteristics.

This is well demonstrated by this range in which, alongside some of the most beautifully photographed films ever made from Ingmar Bergman, films filled with the extraordinary light of summer, you will also find censor-troubling explorations of human darkness from Lars von Trier and Lukas Moodysson.

Profound meditations on religious faith (Carl Theodor Dreyer and Bergman again) can be found next to gloriously unbridled celebrations of carnal desire (Quiet Days in Clichy), while lovers of dark, deadpan and offbeat humour will be delighted with the films of Aki Kaurismaki (Le Havre). [-]