Accessing the film collections
Aktörer från Torget film
Torget (Per Gunvall, 1960). Photo: Kooperativa förbundet.

Accessing the collections – non-professional use

Since we do not hold the rights to the films in our collections, we are unable to provide members of the public with viewing copies on dvd or in file format.

The Film Institute Library has a wide variety of dvd's available for loan, and films digitized by the Swedish Film Institute can be viewed in the Library. 

As a non-professional member of the public you can book viewing copies from the collections for screenings in one of the Film Institute theatres. For more information on the booking of theatres, please contact biobokning@filminstitutet.se. In addition to the rental fee for the theatre, we charge a handling fee of SEK 1 000 for feature-length films and SEK 500 for short films. Prints from the collections must be booked at least four weeks prior to the screening. We will help to locate the rights holder for screening authorization.

Information on our holdings is available via  http://www.svenskfilmdatabas.se/en/.

You are also welcome to submit film requests to Cinemateket for screenings in Stockholm, Göteborg and Malmö.

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