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Childhood in the Shadow of War

07. nov 2017 | INTERVIEW. What's it like to be a child in a warzone? Simon Lereng Wilmont's 'The Distant Barking of Dogs' follows a ten-year-old boy, Oleg, who lives in a village near the frontlines in Eastern Ukraine. For…

Piecing together a 50-year-old murder mystery

27. jan 2019 | INTERVIEW. Mads Brügger spent seven years working on 'Cold Case Hammarskjöld', where the director and Swedish investigator Göran Björkdahl track the bizarre death in 1961 of UN Secretary-General Dag…

Danish Film History: 1940-1949

During the German occupation Danish films switch character and become darker, while also putting more focus on the national. Documentary filmmaking is flowering, and it becomes the norm to show…

The Cave: Dr. Amani challenging the stereotypes

11. nov 2019 | INTERVIEW. An evocative, birds-eye view of women's lives in a hellish warzone, 'The Cave' is a deeply personal film for Feras Fayyad, a film stretching back to his childhood and into the humanitarian…

What's next in Danish cinema

06. dec 2016 | UPCOMING. A black comedy by Ole Bornedal, a political thriller by Per Fly, and Danica Curcic as a ballerina. See what's in the pipeline for Danish film in 2017.

Reality rules!

10. may 2012 | PROFILE. It has only been five years since Tobias Lindholm graduated as a screenwriter, but he has already established himself as one of the most respected storytellers in Danish cinema. His credits include…

Danish Film History: 1990-1999

The effect of the 50/50 ordinance becomes visible with the populist comedies of the 1990s. In the mid-90s Danish cinema experiences a generational shift with a new wave of debuting directors and…

Risk and Renewal in Danish Cinema

01. feb 2007. The centrality of melodrama has helped Danish cinema attain what is in effect a Cinema of Quality – perhaps the first full-blown one since the French tradition of the 1950s. Excellent performers,…

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