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Danish films – box office record
03. dec 2008. 2008 will be a record year for domestic films at the Danish box office. At the beginning of December, an annual record dating back 27 years has already been surpassed.
"Burma VJ" sweeps away IDFA's top awards
30. nov 2008.
Jørgen Leth's film portraits — fifth DVD
28. nov 2008. Dancers, poets and sports icons take centre stage in eight films presented in the fifth DVD set of the Jørgen Leth Collection. Whether it is dance, literature or sport, Leth strives to portray people…
CPH:DOX Awards 2008
17. nov 2008. At the closing gala of CPH:DOX, Copenhagen's international documentary film festival (7-16 November 2008), films and filmmakers were honoured with the following awards:
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…
Barefoot Reporter in Burma
10. nov 2008. Following a string of successful documentaries, Anders Høgsbro Østergaard plunged into deep water with a film about video activism in Burma. Initially conceived as a small story about personal…
Film Me! Film Me!
10. nov 2008. The network of independent video reporters operating in Burma today, coordinated by, among others, the Democratic Voice of Burma, is far from unique. The phenomenon of video activism has been around…
Arranged Marriages Thais & Danes
10. nov 2008. The films take us to a windblown corner of North Jutland, where 575 Thai women live with their Danish husbands. Fifteen years ago there was only Sommai, a former sex worker from Pattaya. Opening with…
Roskilde Never Leaves You
01. nov 2008. Ulrik Wivel spent eight years gathering footage for his film about the Roskilde music festival, a fourday frenzy where, the director says, “It’s hard not to experience ecstasy.”
Portrait of A Class Society
01. nov 2008. Among today’s most sympathetic spokesperson for young Danes is Anders Gustafsson, Swedish filmmaker whose documentary, co-written and directed with Patrick Book, "Little Miss Grown-Up", underscores…