MIX CPH review
MIX CPH puts the original language and subtitles right under the film title. That sounds small until you’re trying to choose a screening in a city you’re visiting. Its 2026 programme works as a record of the edition, with films grouped by date and format.
Start with language and format
“Iván & Hadoum” is listed in Spanish with English subtitles. “Elephants in the Fog” is in Nepali with English subtitles. The programme also marks some films Online, including the documentary “Niñxs.” These are details from the 2026 edition. If you’re making a watchlist today, take the director’s name from the programme and look up current distribution separately. Women Make Movies is another place to start when you’re looking for a documentary and need to check who distributes it.
Check access at the venue you’re planning to visit
The Accessibility page goes down to the entrance and the room. For Cinemateket, it lists a step-free side entrance near Landemærket 26 and asks wheelchair users who need a cinema space to book by phone. The Community Screenings page describes separate arrangements for that programme. I’d check the title, venue and booking details together before making plans for a future edition.
Anabel’s take
I’d start with “Elephants in the Fog.” The programme gives me the director, language and running time in one place, so I have what I need to find the right film again. For a trip to Copenhagen, I’d keep the access page open while I chose my screenings.