NEWS FROM NEW YORK: Nordic Noir at Scandinavia House
| Film Round-up: Summer Films 2014 |
| Featuring the return of Nordic Noir with Maria Lang’s Crimes of Passion – FILM SERIES – Nordic Noir: Crimes of Passion –
June 25 through August 8, 2014-No screenings the week of July 4, 2014 Filled with secrets, sex, betrayal, intrigue – and murder – Crimes of Passion is a whodunit based on Swedish author Maria Lang’s novels. Follow amateur sleuths Puck Ekstedt (Tuva Novotny) and Einar Bure (Linus Wahlgren), and police superintendent Christer Wijk (Ola Rapace), in their quest to shine light on the murderous intent lurking beneath the seemingly idyllic surface. Episode 1: Death of a Loved One/Mördaren ljuger inte ensam (June 25 & 27) Episode 2: King Lily of the Valley/Kung Liljekonvalje av dungen (July 9 & 11) Episode 3: No More Murders/Inte flera mord (July 16 & 18) Episode 4: Roses, Kisses, and Death/Rosor, kyssar och döden (July 23 & 25) Episode 5: Dangerous Dreams/Farliga drömmar (July 30 & August 1) Episode 6: Tragedy in a Country Churchyard/Tragedi på en lantkyrkogård (August 6 & 8) Only ASF Members may reserve film tickets, by calling 212.847.9746 or emailing film_reservation@amscan.org. All films are subtitled in English. Theater doors open 30 minutes prior to the start of the film. Film screenings are held in Victor Borge Hall, named in honor of the legendary Danish entertainer and in recognition of his generosity to Scandinavia House. Scandinavia House: The Nordic Center in America is located at 58 Park Avenue @ 38th Street in New York, NY 10016. Please telephone 212-779-3587 or visit the website scandinaviahouse.org ================================================================= ABOUT THE DANISH PIONEER NEWSPAPER – SINCE 1872 – ENGLISH & DANISH ARTICLES THE DANISH PIONEER NEWSPAPER IN ACTION: Did you know that The Danish Pioneer staff, editors, photographers columnists and writers help readers discover unique travel destinations, interesting films, concerts, books, theatrical works, festivals, exhibitions, sporting events, delicious restaurants, special birthdays and scholarship opportunities in the USA, Canada, Denmark & Scandinavia. Come discover more in 2014 & 2015. Visit www.thedanishpioneer.com THE DANISH PIONEER NEWSPAPER WAS FOUNDED IN OMAHA, NEBRASKA IN 1872 AND TODAY IS STILL PUBLISHED JUST OUTSIDE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. Did you know by supporting The Danish Pioneer Newspaper’s print edition, we are able to offer the bonus of our colorful, exciting website. Please support The Danish Pioneer Newspaper. Subscriptions to our print edition are economical, and you receive 26 issues per year including the extra-large, extra-special holiday issue. Subscriptions and advertisements – like annual donations to ethnic institutions or memberships to clubs, lodges and organizations – help The Danish Pioneer Newspaper staff to preserve and to support the Danish-American ethnic press in addition to allowing us to promote the Danish and Scandinavian culture, communities, heritage and traditions in the USA and North America. Please subscribe today or give The Danish Pioneer Newspaper as a gift subscription to a friend or relative. Visit http://www.thedanishpioneer.com/subscribe
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