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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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It’s a good film if two women are talking about something else than a man

It’s a good film if two women are talking about something else than a man

Four Swedish independent cinemas have introduced a new ‘A’ rating – ‘approved’ - for films, which have passed the feminist Bechdel test. The instigator of the check has reservations  

25/11/2013 | Releases | Sweden

More SIFF winners: 12 Years a Slave and The Chair of Nonattendance

More SIFF winners: 12 Years a Slave and The Chair of Nonattendance

UK director Steve McQueen’s historical drama received the Stockholm International Film Festival’s Silver Audience Award, as well as a Special Mention for Best Film and the prize for Best Musical Score  

22/11/2013 | Awards | Sweden

Denmark’s Thomas Jensen starts new feature, Men & Chicken

Denmark’s Thomas Jensen starts new feature, Men & Chicken

The writer-director who collaborated with Danish director Susanne Bier on her last films - including Oscar-winning In a Better World - is ready with a new black comedy  

22/11/2013 | Production | Denmark

It’s ups for Downs in Sweden: Breien’s comedy sold for Swedish remake

It’s ups for Downs in Sweden: Breien’s comedy sold for Swedish remake

Now exceeding 51,000 admissions in Norway, Norwegian director Bård Breien’s comedy Detective Downs has been sold for a Swedish remake  

21/11/2013 | Releases | Norway

Without his memory, Malin sees her chance to create the father she always wanted

Without his memory, Malin sees her chance to create the father she always wanted

Starring Michael Nyqvist and Vera Vitali, Ulf Malmros’ My So-Called Father spearheads the 2014 production catalogue of Stockholm indie, Bob Film Sweden  

20/11/2013 | Production | Sweden

The Keeper of Lost Causes No 1 in Denmark this year – and No 3 since 2003

The Keeper of Lost Causes No 1 in Denmark this year – and No 3 since 2003

Danish director Mikkel Nørgaard’s first film in the Jussi Adler-Olsen franchise takes 682,312 admissions to beat Thomas Vinterberg’s The Hunt as leader of the Danish charts  

20/11/2013 | Admissions | Denmark

Strindberg’s 1888 Miss Julie updated for She's Wild Again Tonight

Strindberg’s 1888 Miss Julie updated for She's Wild Again Tonight

Swedish director Fia-Stina Sandlund receives the Stockholm International Film Festival’s feature award with €600,000 cash and production services for her first film  

19/11/2013 | Awards | Sweden

Norwegian government cuts support for film production by €4 million in 2014

Norwegian government cuts support for film production by €4 million in 2014

The new right-wing leadership reduces financing of the Norwegian Film Fund/the Norwegian Film Institute by what could correspond to two to four fewer Norwegian features annually  

19/11/2013 | Funding | Norway

Bloody Beans and the struggle for independence on a hot summer’s day

Bloody Beans and the struggle for independence on a hot summer’s day

Algerian director Narimane Mari’s first documentary, where children re-enact Algeria's fight for freedom, won top prize at the 11th Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival  

18/11/2013 | Festivals | Denmark

The Selfish Giant leaves with 7.3 kilo Bronze Horse from Stockholm’s film festival

The Selfish Giant leaves with 7.3 kilo Bronze Horse from Stockholm’s film festival

UK director Clio Barnard’s feature debut won top prize at the 24th Stockholm International Film Festival for “the most touching portrayal of friendship we have seen in film,” as the jury explained  

18/11/2013 | Stockholm 2013

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