The Scandinavian film industry encompasses the film production sectors of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland. Known for its unique storytelling and strong emphasis on character development, the industry has produced critically acclaimed films and directors, such as Lars von Trier and Roy Andersson. Scandinavian films often explore themes of social issues, human relationships, and existential questions. The region is also recognized for its contributions to the Nordic noir genre, which combines crime and psychological drama, gaining international popularity through films and television series like The Bridge and The Killing.