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Thank You, Google Earth

10. nov 2008. Janus Billeskov Jansen has done a bit of everything in his long career as a film editor. Even so, "Burma VJ – Reporting from a Closed Country" was a challenge out of the ordinary, not least owing to…

Meetings and conversations

14. nov 2012 | EDITORIAL. In early November we celebrated the 10th anniversary of Copenhagen's CPH:DOX film festival, and now IDFA is turning 25. Aren't we lucky to have them, these generous festivals and their brave and…

LevelK - New International Sales Agent

02. feb 2010. Copenhagen-based, Tine Klint – former Head of Sales at Nordisk Film (now TrustNordisk) – launched in the autumn of 2009 a new international sales and distribution agency.

We Are All Abnormal

23. nov 2015 | INTERVIEW. Christian Sønderby Jepsen's Natural Disorder tracks journalist and comedian Jacob Nossell as he searches for the meaning of life for someone with cerebral palsy. FILM met with the director and his…

Annette K. Olesen directs new film

11. apr 2012 | IN PRODUCTION. Annette K. Olesen won a Blue Angel in Berlin for her first feature, "Minor Mishaps", in 2002. Recently she directed several episodes of "Borgen", which has become a huge hit in the UK and several…

What Story Are You In?

04. feb 2010. "Everything Will Be Fine" is the fourth feature by Christoffer Boe, whose "Reconstruction" won the Camera d'or at Cannes 2003. Now the genre-savvy Danish director, 35, is taking political thrillers…

"We Pushed Ourselves To The Max"

07. may 2013. So says Lene Børglum, producer of Nicolas Winding Refn's Danish Cannes competitor "Only God Forgives", a low-budget film with a stylised cinematic vocabulary and a star-studded cast.

Søren Malling - A Late Bloomer

07. may 2013. Søren Malling last year celebrated 20 years in the acting business. But he has only really been getting serious attention in the last few years for his roles in the TV series "The Killing" and …

No Age Limit on Desire

21. feb 2015. Michael Noer would like to see more true depictions of old age. Both when it is raw and dark and when it's bubbling over with desire and exuberance, like any other time of life. Noer captures that…

Can You Love A Robot?

11. nov 2007. A desire to explore the possibility of love between people and robots took Phie Ambo around the globe. "Mechanical Love" resulted in a touching, thought-provoking film running in competition at IDFA.

Adi Rukun is "Unforgettable"

23. nov 2015 | THE LOOK OF SILENCE. What do Amy Winehouse, Iris Apfel, and Adi Rukun have in common? They are all "Unforgettables," Cinema Eye's list of this year's most notable and significant nonfiction film subjects – from the films…

Caught Between Two Worlds

12. nov 2014. IDFA Forum / Round Table. It's been nearly a decade since we first met Sommai, Kae and Basit, three Thai women arriving in a small, windswept village in Denmark to find husbands.