Danmark på film

The Danish Film Institute (DFI) is the national agency dedicated to promoting and supporting Danish film and cinema culture. Located in central Copenhagen, the DFI plays a crucial role in the development, production, and distribution of Danish films, while also providing funding for international co-productions. The organization focuses significantly on children's and youth films, ensuring that at least 25% of all subsidies support these genres.

The DFI houses the national Cinematheque, along with a library and a film studio that encourages young people to explore filmmaking. It manages an extensive collection of stills, posters, and film archives, while also offering several streaming platforms, such as filmcentralen.dk for education and stumfilm.dk for silent films. With a commitment to enhancing diversity within Danish cinema, the DFI operates under the Ministry of Culture, promoting not only films but also the cultural and historical significance of the medium through research, education, and public access.