Bio Skandia is a single-screen cinema in Stockholm. It screens films for audiences who want to see both niche titles and mainstream releases. Visit Stockholm says the cinema has presented films in the city since the early twentieth century and has been managed by the Stockholm International Film Festival since 2024.

Architect Gunnar Asplund designed the theatre. Works by major twentieth-century artists decorate it, and the auditorium is designed to give a sense of being outdoors. The visit centres on watching a film in this single auditorium.

For the week ahead, Bio Skandia’s website lists Wild Horse Nine as the opening film of the Stockholm International Film Festival on November 11, and says the screening is sold out. The film is set in 1973, shortly before Chile’s military coup. It follows CIA agents Chris and Lee, played by John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell, on a secret mission to Easter Island, where political conspiracies and unexpected encounters threaten their assignment. Steve Buscemi plays their boss. The website describes it as a political thriller-comedy directed by Martin McDonagh. The available listing does not give a ticket price or the length of a screening.