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

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New funds for new features

Three new films have received state funding in Denmark. Aside from Paprika Steen’s Lad de sma born (Suffer the Little Children), the Danish Film Institute is funding Icelander Dagur Kàri’s Nói...  

31/01/2003 | Fundings | Denmark

Paprika’s spicy debut

Danish actress, Paprika Steen (Okay, Open Hearts and Festen), a two-time Bodil Award nominee, is about to make her directorial feature debut with Lad de smaa boern (Suffer The Little Children)....  

27/01/2003 | Denmark

Staff cuts at Zentropa

Danish independent production company, Zentropa announced it was cutting its staff by 25 per cent. As a result 20 people will lose their jobs. In an interview with Danish daily newspaper,...  

24/01/2003 | Production | Denmark

Bodil nominations announced

Susanne Bier swept the boards with 6 nominations in five categories at this year’s edition of the prestigious Bodil Prize for her feature, Elsker dig for evigt(Open Hearts). Six of the nineteen...  

14/01/2003 | Awards | Denmark

Stars out for Jesper Nielsen

Iben Hjejle & Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Denmark's best-known international stars join the cast of Løftet, a familial drama about love and jealousy. Out in August 2004  

14/01/2003 | Films | Denmark

Harriet Andersson at NatFilm Festival

Sweden's legendary film icon, discovered by Ingmar Bergman, will celebrate her half-century in cinema at the Copenhagen event from 28 March to 6 April  

13/01/2003 | Festivals | Denmark

More about Dogma

Dogma films do not cease to impress. Following the German premiere of Susanne Bier’s Elsker dig for evigt and with Ole Christian Madsen’s Kira’s Reason: A Love Story still screening in German...  

07/01/2003 | Denmark

“No thanks” to Sundance!

It is not every day that a young film director turns down an invitation to one of America’s most prestigious film festivals. Anders Morgenthaler, hardly out of film school, decided not to accept...  

23/12/2002 | Denmark

Record year for cinema

2002 will go down in the history books as a record year for Danish films. In its annual report on attendance, the Danish Film Institute shows that up to and including 16 December, around 3.3...  

18/12/2002 | Attendance | Denmark

Copenhagen versus Odense

Just set up and already in trouble. Copenhagen’s new international film festival was scheduled to unroll in August 2003, however the chosen date will clash with a concurrent short film festival...  

17/12/2002 | Festivals | Denmark

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