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1703 articles available in total starting from 06/06/2002. Last article published on 17/09/2026.

Gentle Man en route to US

The Norwegian film A Somewhat Gentle Man by Hans Petter Moland has been sold by Copenhagen-based TrustNordisk to Strand Releasing in the US. The Paradox produced gangster comedy started attracting...  

13/04/2010 | Market | Denmark

Madsen shooting Superclásico for Nimbus

Two years after his WW2 blockbuster Flame & Citron, Ole Christian Madsen will start shooting Superclásico in April in Argentina. His seventh feature film for Nimbus Film stars Paprika Steen and...  

31/03/2010 | Production | Denmark

Submarino

A harsh social drama about guilt and parenthood, in his darkest film yet Thomas Vinterberg tries to recapture the simpler, more straightforward filmmaking of his earliest work  

23/03/2010 | Films | Reviews

Interview: Nicolo Donato • Director

“I don’t know how to be a director”

Danish film rookie Nicolo Donato may be modest about his directorial talents, but his assured debut won the top prize at the Rome Film Festival  

22/03/2010

DFI backs award-winning female directors and animation

The Danish Film Institute (DFI) has awarded DKK18m (€2.4m) to three new feature films by promising Danish filmmakers Heidi Maria Faisst, Birgitte Stærmose and Jan Rahbek. Faisst received a...  

15/03/2010 | Production | Denmark

Brotherhood

A remarkable Danish debut feature which won the top award at the Rome Film Festival 2009. Brilliant directing for a thwarted homosexual love-story set in the Neo-Nazi underworld  

11/03/2010 | Films | Reviews

The New Tenant wins Best Short Film

The Danish/US short film The New Tenants by Joachim Back picked up Best Short Film-Live Action at last night’s Oscar ceremony in Hollywood. This is the third Oscar win for M&M Productions in this...  

08/03/2010 | Oscars 2010 | Denmark

Interview: Nicolas Winding Refn • Director

The rise and death of mythology

Nicolas Winding Refn speaks about the relationship between action and spirituality, religion and mythology in Valhalla Rising  

03/03/2010

Valhalla Rising

Nicolas Winding Refn’s Valhalla Rising tells a mythical story of a mute warrior and his instinctive search for spiritual home, wherever that may be  

03/03/2010 | Films | Reviews

A Family overwhelms Berlin with emotion

A Family, the third feature by Pernille Fischer Christensen (who won two awards at Berlin in 2006 for A Soap), which was among the last titles to be presented in competition, had an unusually...  

20/02/2010 | Berlinale 2010 | Competition/Denmark

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