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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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Kasper Juhl, Michael Kunov, Michael Panduro • Directors of Adorable Humans

Interview: Kasper Juhl, Michael Kunov, Michael Panduro • Directors of Adorable Humans

“Hans Christian Andersen’s stories were supposed to prepare people for a world that can be very cruel”

The Danish directors discuss their film, which presents Hans Christian Andersen like you’ve never seen him before  

04/05 | HOFF 2026

Christoph Jörg, Andreas Dalsgaard • Co-creators of The Oligarch and the Art Dealer

Interview: Christoph Jörg, Andreas Dalsgaard • Co-creators of The Oligarch and the Art Dealer

“It felt like entering a real-life James Bond universe”

The producer and director break down their show about the shocking collaboration and subsequent fight between art dealer Yves Bouvier and oligarch Dmitri Rybolovlev  

30/04 | Canneseries 2026

Nicolas Winding Refn’s Her Private Hell is heading to Cannes

Nicolas Winding Refn’s Her Private Hell is heading to Cannes

The Danish auteur returns to the Croisette with his first feature in a decade, a futuristic thriller starring Sophie Thatcher and Charles Melton, set in Tokyo and Copenhagen  

30/04 | Production | Funding | USA/Denmark

Review: A Fox Under a Pink Moon

Review: A Fox Under a Pink Moon

Mehrdad Oskouei’s film about an Afghan refugee, which took over five years to make, proves that even in the darkest night, there is always light emanating from the moon  

30/04 | ZagrebDox 2026

Low Expectations to world-premiere in the Cannes Directors’ Fortnight

Low Expectations to world-premiere in the Cannes Directors’ Fortnight

Norwegian filmmaker Eivind Landsvik is set to unveil his debut feature, a character-driven drama exploring burnout, identity and the search for meaning  

15/04 | Production | Funding | Norway/Denmark

Stockfish uplifts emerging collaborations between Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Islands

Stockfish uplifts emerging collaborations between Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Islands

The festival’s “Future of the North Atlantic Film Landscape” panel explored opportunities for regional cooperation focused on community-led storytelling  

10/04 | Stockfish 2026

Review: Joan of Arc

Review: Joan of Arc

Hlynur Pálmason conjures up just over an hour of playful visual magic in this companion film to The Love That Remains  

09/04 | Stockfish 2026

Danish show Harvest set to world-premiere in the Canneseries competition

Danish show Harvest set to world-premiere in the Canneseries competition

Martin Zandvliet’s first television series is a family saga about inheritance, identity and buried tensions, unfolding within the confines of a rural estate  

09/04 | Production | Funding | Denmark

Inunnguaq Petrussen • CEO, Film Institute of Greenland

Interview: Inunnguaq Petrussen • CEO, Film Institute of Greenland

“Narrative sovereignty is about telling our stories to create our own future”

We had the unique opportunity to speak with the head of Greenland’s brand-new film institute about his first 90 days and using this moment to champion Greenlandic self-determination  

07/04 | Stockfish 2026

Asmae El Moudir • Director of Don’t Let the Sun Go Up on Me

Interview: Asmae El Moudir • Director of Don’t Let the Sun Go Up on Me

“What moved me the most was the way these people transform constraint into freedom, and darkness into a space of imagination and connection”

The director of the documentary that won the Eurimages New Lab Outreach Award in CPH:DOX Industry shares insights into her deeply personal and long-gestating project  

03/04 | CPH:DOX 2026 | CPH:DOX Industry

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