Show movies in elderly care and social care settings

Screening

Showing films in church premises or for groups within the business is covered by what is considered institutional film screening and rights for it are required. Regardless of whether it is spontaneous or planned with or without a clear purpose. It can be anything from an old children's film, a documentary, a classic or the latest blockbusters. This applies regardless of whether the film is played from a DVD, Bluray, streamed, or shown from, for example, SVT Play.

Book a single movie screening

• Single screening is suitable for those of you who want to watch films in your business, but you only show films once a year.
• The film screening is closed to a limited and predetermined group.

Sign Swedish Film License annual agreement

For those of you who want to show films regularly for a closed group, the Swedish Film License is our best solution.
It gives you the right to show films from the film companies that are part of the Licensing Cooperation, as often as you wish.

Swedish Film License agreements are signed for closed film screenings that take place in retirement homes, service homes, nursing homes and other care facilities where you want to show and use films frequently.
A Swedish Film License application must include the actual number of care recipients, or the current number of people registered in the business.
If the application applies to film screenings in waiting rooms or similar, the License level is calculated according to the average number of visitors per week. For other film screenings, the current number of registered people or the current number of beds is stated.

The concept of care operations is extremely comprehensive and the conditions and terms for film screenings vary. The Swedish Film License agreement, however, is relevant to all areas of operation.
Swedish Film has signed agreements with a large number of municipal and private care companies.
Contact us for references.