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A modern multiplex cinema in Copenhagen's Ørestad district, operated by Nordisk Film Biografer and attached to the Field's shopping centre.

Last updated September 27, 2026

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Overview

Nordisk Film Biografer Field's is a multiplex cinema located in the Ørestad district of Copenhagen, Denmark, directly connected to the Field's shopping centre. It opened on 13 August 2015 and is part of the Nordisk Film Biografer chain, the cinema division of the Danish entertainment company Nordisk Film. The cinema is easily accessible by public transport, with Ørestad station served by Metro and regional trains, and bus lines 18, 32 and 33 stopping nearby. It also offers parking in the Field's car park, with free parking for the first hour and an additional three hours free if visitors register their licence plate on a tablet in the cinema. The venue is equipped with multiple auditoriums, including a flagship screen 1 that features Dolby Atmos sound and a Barco DP4K-60L laser projector. Its screen in screen 1 measures 152 square metres, making it larger than the screen at the Imperial cinema in Copenhagen. The cinema also has 4DX auditoriums, offering a motion-seat experience with environmental effects. For 4DX shows, visitors must be at least 100 cm tall and weigh no more than 120 kg; the cinema advises people with back or neck problems and pregnant women not to attend 4DX screenings. The cinema shows a broad programme of mainstream and family films, both in original language with Danish subtitles and dubbed into Danish. Its programme includes major international releases such as Resident Evil and Toy Story 5, with showtimes across several auditoriums and formats including 2D and 4DX. The cinema opens 30 minutes before the first screening every day, including public holidays. As part of Nordisk Film Biografer, it benefits from the chain's ticketing, loyalty and marketing infrastructure, and it serves as a key entertainment anchor for the Field's shopping centre and the wider Ørestad area.

History

Nordisk Film Biografer Field's opened on 13 August 2015 in the Ørestad district of Copenhagen, attached to the Field's shopping centre. It was established as part of the Nordisk Film Biografer chain, the cinema arm of Nordisk Film, a long-standing Danish film and entertainment company. The cinema was designed as a modern multiplex, with a focus on premium presentation technology. Its largest auditorium, screen 1, was equipped with Dolby's most advanced sound system, Dolby Atmos, and a Barco DP4K-60L laser projector. The screen in screen 1 measures 152 square metres, which is larger than the screen at Copenhagen's Imperial cinema. The cinema also includes 4DX auditoriums, offering motion seats and environmental effects. Since opening, it has operated as a first-run cinema showing a broad programme of Danish and international films, including family animations and action titles, in both original-language and Danish-dubbed versions. It opens 30 minutes before the first screening each day, including public holidays. The cinema is integrated into the Field's shopping centre and benefits from the centre's parking facilities, with free parking for the first hour and an additional three hours free for visitors who register their licence plate on a tablet in the cinema. It is served by Ørestad station on the Metro and regional rail network, as well as bus lines 18, 32 and 33.

  • Cinema opens on 13 August 2015 in Ørestad, Copenhagen.

  • Screen 1 equipped with Dolby Atmos and Barco DP4K-60L laser projector.

  • 4DX auditorium introduced for motion-seat screenings.

Products and positioning

A modern, technology-forward multiplex cinema within the Nordisk Film Biografer chain, offering premium formats such as Dolby Atmos and 4DX in a convenient shopping-centre location.

  • Standard 2D screenings

  • 4DX screenings

  • Dolby Atmos screenings in screen 1

  • Danish-dubbed and original-language film screenings

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