Denmark (The article continues below - Commercial information) 1449 articles available in total starting from 06/06/2002. Last article published on 18/04/2024. previous page: 1 2 3 4 [5] 6 7 8 ... 143 144 145 next Review: As the Tide Comes InJuan Palacios and Sofie Husum Johannesen’s documentary zooms in on the secluded lives of the people inhabiting the endangered Danish island of Mandø 27/11/2023 | IDFA 2023Interview: Kim Foss • Distributor, Camera Film“The 50+ segment is getting bigger every year because people stay in the job market, live longer and continue to go to the cinema”The Danish exhibitor and distributor spoke about his company’s strategies and the current climate of the arthouse business, among other topics 24/11/2023 | /DenmarkKasper Gaardsøe to direct Tommy Seebach biopic, Under the Stars in the SkyThe film will paint the “portrait of one of Danish pop culture's biggest stars”, who is best known for his cult hit “Disco Tango” and will be played by Anders Matthesen 23/11/2023 | Production | Funding | Denmark/SwedenReview: Echo of YouZara Zerny’s feature debut is a moving documentary that speaks about love and death, and does so with shocking beauty and honesty 23/11/2023 | IDFA 2023Series review: AgentNikolaj Lie Kaas invites us to immerse ourselves into the troubled waters of the showbusiness world, through the daring adventures of a talent agent who’s struggling to keep his head above water 17/11/2023 | Geneva 2023EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for IDFA Luminous title Echo of YouZara Zerny’s debut feature follows a group of people aged 80+ who share their thoughts on their life partnerships and their lost loves 07/11/2023 | IDFA 2023Episode 55: The Promised Land (Denmark/Germany/Sweden)The producers of the film by Nikolaj Arcel are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their film, which has received Eurimages support 03/11/2023 | The Co-production PodcastReview: Together 99Lukas Moodysson’s sequel to his 2000 hit is little more than a nostalgic, somewhat reactionary update on protagonists whom viewers are expected to remember perfectly 30/10/2023 | Films | Reviews | Sweden/DenmarkReview: A Happy DayThe third feature by Norwegian director of Kurdish descent Hisham Zaman is full of snow, love and empathy 27/10/2023 | Films | Reviews | Norway/DenmarkThe producers of the Cannes hit The Settlers explore its complex co-production journeyAt a BFI London Industry Talk, Giancarlo Nasi and Emily Morgan unveiled how the film was brought to the screen courtesy of nine co-production countries and the UK Global Screen Fund 13/10/2023 | London 2023 previous page: 1 2 3 4 [5] 6 7 8 ... 143 144 145 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)