Sweden’s film festival devoted to cinematic treasures returns for six days. The programme includes beloved classics, newly restored films and rediscovered masterpieces, with celebrations of important films and filmmakers.
Quick facts
- When
- Varies by screening, typically starting from 18:00; some morning shows
- Duration
- Varies by film, approx 71–201 min
- Language
- Original versions with Swedish or English subtitles
- Tickets
- Free entry for select events; others vary by venue
Getting there
Venue
Several Stockholm cinemas and venues
Stockholm
Common questions
When does Timelessfest 2026 start and how long is it?
The festival runs from September 1 to September 6, 2026. Screening times vary throughout the day, with evening shows typically starting around 18:00 or 20:15 and film durations ranging from 71 to over 200 minutes.
What are the ticket prices?
Prices vary by venue and screening; however, certain events like the Chaplin short films at Mäster Olofsgården and the poster exhibition at Rönnells Antikvariat offer free entry.
Who are the featured guests and speakers?
The 2026 festival features introductions and talks by film industry professionals including Rosalie Varda, film critic Olga Ruin, and director Mikael Marcimain.
In what languages are the films screened?
Films are shown in their original languages—including French, Japanese, Italian, and Cantonese—and most screenings include Swedish or English subtitles.
Can I watch the festival films online?
Yes, a selection of films will be available to stream across Sweden via Draken Film as part of the Timelessfest Online program.
