Lokalnet | Film

While "LokalNet" is primarily known as a Danish technical term for Local Area Networks (LAN) or a brand for broadband and internet services, it is also associated with LOCALNET, a significant academic and policy-focused research project that examines climate change policies through the lens of local and national dynamics.

• Accessibility: Screening films in non-traditional venues (libraries, community halls, cafes, schools).
• Diversity: Showcasing independent films, documentaries, classic revivals, and foreign language cinema that mainstream theaters ignore.
• Participation: Encouraging post-screening Q&As with local filmmakers, panel discussions, and audience feedback.

• Physical screening in the local hall (30 people).
• Virtual component where a director from Copenhagen or Berlin joins via video call.
• Simultaneous streaming for members who cannot attend in person (using a platform like Restream).

• A white wall or portable screen (minimum 100-inch diagonal for groups over 20 people).
• A short-throw projector (5000 lumens minimum for rooms that can't be fully blacked out).
• External speakers (Never rely on laptop speakers; use a PA system or soundbar with a subwoofer).