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Jorn Rossing Jensen

1730 articles available in total starting from 26/05/2011. Last article published on 05/02/2020.

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Superclásico enters Oscar race for Denmark

Danish director Ole Christian Madsen’s Superclásico will enter the race to be nominated for the Academy Award as Best Foreign-Language Feature – the trophy that his compatriot Susanne Bier’s In a...  

26/09/2011 | Oscar 2012 | Denmark

Active Volcano to represent Iceland in Oscar race

Iceland has 130 volcanoes, and one of the most active for the time being (the only one) – Icelandic director Rúnar Rúnarsson’s feature debut, Volcano – will represent the country in the race for...  

26/09/2011 | Oscars 2012 | Iceland

Scandinavian shorts and docs summit in Århus

Nordisk Panorama 5 Cities Film Festival – Scandinavia’s main showcase for shorts and documentaries – opens its 22nd edition today (September 23) in Århus, Denmark, which will take turns to...  

23/09/2011 | Festivals | Denmark

Skarsgård joins Nymphomaniac - already sold to UK, Benelux and eastern Europe

After performing in Lars von Trier’s Cannes entry, Melancholia, Swedish actor Stellan Skarsgård will join the cast for Nymphomaniac – the depiction of a woman’s sexual life from birth till she is...  

22/09/2011 | Production | Denmark

Theresienstadt Requiem at the co-production market in Utrecht

Norwegian veteran producer John M Jacobsen’s €8.4 million Theresienstadt Requiem – the real-life story of Czech composer-conductor Raphael Schächter’s efforts to stage Verdi’s Requiem in the Nazi...  

21/09/2011 | Markets | The Netherlands

Anyone for tennis? Sweden’s Avalon takes Toronto Discovery prize

Swedish director Axel Petersén’s feature debut, Avalon, won the international film critics’ Discovery prize at the Toronto International Film Festival, which ended on September 18. The FIPRESCI...  

19/09/2011 | Awards | Sweden

Easy Money for the sequel: €1,1m from the Swedish Film Institute

Swedish director Babar Najafi’s Easy Money II - the sequel to Daniel Espinosa’s 2010 thriller Easy Money – scooped €1.1 million and the largest share of the €3.4 million production funding that...  

19/09/2011 | Production | Sweden

Interview: Jesper Morthorst • Alphaville Pictures Copenhagen

Producers on the Move 2011 – Denmark

A graduate of Copenhagen’s University, Jesper Morthorst produced Birgitte Stærmose’s Room 304, whose Danish release is scheduled for October 20  

16/09/2011

Oksanen’s Purge to shoot in Estonia

Finnish author Sofi Oksanen’s novel, Purge - which last year received the Nordic Council Literary Award, the European Book Prize 2010 and has been translated into 38 languages - is on its way to...  

16/09/2011 | Production | Finland

Kaurismäki's Le Havre shoeblack eyes a new client - Oscar

"I cannot help it - I start to be tender in my old age. The more sceptical and cynical I get, the softer my films are. I am even starting to like my characters," said 54-year-old Finnish director...  

15/09/2011 | Oscars 2012 | Finland

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