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1630 articles available in total starting from 06/06/2002. Last article published on 06/02/2026.

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Marijana Jankovic • Director of Home

Interview: Marijana Jankovic • Director of Home

“The hardest part was convincing the industry this story mattered”

The actress-turned-director talks about her multi-layered and sensitive story of a immigrant family from former Yugoslavia which moved to Denmark  

06/02 | IFFR 2026 | Big Screen Competition

LevelK brings Dust to Berlin

LevelK brings Dust to Berlin

The Danish sales agent presents a diverse EFM slate led by Anke Blondé’s film, alongside Everyone’s Sorry Nowadays by Frederike Migom in Generation Kplus and several market titles  

05/02 | Berlinale 2026 | EFM

Review: Home

Review: Home

Montenegrin-Danish actress Marijana Janković’s directorial debut is a powerful and universally relatable immigrant story led by Dejan Čukić’s powerhouse performance  

05/02 | IFFR 2026 | Big Screen Competition

TrustNordisk unveils a strong and varied slate for the EFM

TrustNordisk unveils a strong and varied slate for the EFM

The Danish sales agent will be seeking deals for everything from Petra Volpe’s Sundance-screened prison drama Frank & Louis to Nordic genre, animation and drama fare  

04/02 | Berlinale 2026 | EFM

The Girl with the Needle and Second Victims dominate Denmark’s Robert Awards

The Girl with the Needle and Second Victims dominate Denmark’s Robert Awards

Magnus von Horn’s multi-award-winning film has snagged eight statuettes, while Zinnini Elkington’s debut feature has earned six, including Best Feature Film and Best Director  

02/02 | Festivals | Awards | Denmark

Review: Dear Tomorrow

Review: Dear Tomorrow

Danish director Kaspar Astrup Schröder has made a poignant and profound film in Japan, filled with suffering and hope, about the hidden epidemic of social isolation  

30/01 | FIPADOC 2026

Myrsini Aristidou • Director of Hold Onto Me

Interview: Myrsini Aristidou • Director of Hold Onto Me

“Cyprus itself is very quiet, and that emptiness forces you to look inwards – that energy was important for the film”

The Cypriot director breaks down her quiet and sensitive coming-of-age drama about a girl who reunites with her father after many years  

30/01 | Sundance 2026 | World Cinema Dramatic Competition

Wonderful Things That Work: Why courage, trust and collaboration still move audiences

Wonderful Things That Work: Why courage, trust and collaboration still move audiences

A panel of producers and decision makers came to TV Drama Vision to reflect on why some projects still break through creatively and commercially, despite shrinking markets  

29/01 | Göteborg 2026 | Göteborg Industry

New8 – The Next Chapter: Public broadcasters double down on trust-based European drama alliances

New8 – The Next Chapter: Public broadcasters double down on trust-based European drama alliances

At TV Drama Vision, representatives from the New8 alliance outlined how deeper collaboration, shared editorial criteria and intensified coordination aim to strengthen European public service drama  

29/01 | Göteborg 2026 | Göteborg Industry

Pieter-Jan De Pue’s Mariinka to open CPH:DOX

Pieter-Jan De Pue’s Mariinka to open CPH:DOX

The Belgian filmmaker’s long-awaited second feature-length documentary, nine years in the making, traces lives shaped by more than a decade of war in eastern Ukraine  

28/01 | CPH:DOX 2026

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