Ljusdals Bio screens films in Ljusdal, in Hälsingland. Its programme includes major releases, Swedish films and smaller European titles. The cinema’s website describes its history as spanning more than a century and says it has remained part of local cultural life.

A visit centres on a film screening in the auditorium, with a foyer where visitors can talk about the film. The website describes a small-town audience where people may recognise one another and greet the cinema manager. It says the cinema offers a chance to see films on a large screen with sound, alongside other local residents.

Screening times change, and the website says listings are updated weekly. Check the cinema’s channels before travelling. Matinee screenings can sell out during school holidays, and the website recommends booking ahead for special screenings and premiere nights. The cinema is in central Ljusdal, within walking distance of the travel centre, with parking nearby. The website also suggests combining a screening with a meal in central Ljusdal.