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1481 articles available in total starting from 06/06/2002. Last article published on 09/09/2024.

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CPH:FORUM reveals its 2024 selection

CPH:FORUM reveals its 2024 selection

In March, a total of 32 projects will be vying for the CPH:DOX industry section’s awards, which include two new Eurimages prizes, among other trophies  

08/02 | CPH:DOX 2024 | CPH:DOX Industry

John Skoog’s sophomore feature, Redoubt, toplined by Denis Lavant, in post-production

John Skoog’s sophomore feature, Redoubt, toplined by Denis Lavant, in post-production

Staged by Ruben Östlund’s Plattform Produktion, the picture is inspired by Karl-Göran Persson, a real-life farmer known as a good Samaritan on the verge of madness  

05/02 | Production | Funding | Sweden/Finland/ Netherlands/Italy/Denmark/Switzerland/UK

Max Kestner's Life and Other Problems to open CPH:DOX

Max Kestner's Life and Other Problems to open CPH:DOX

The world premiere of the Danish director's new film, which is also taking part in the DOX:AWARD competition, will take place on 12 March in Copenhagen  

01/02 | CPH:DOX 2024

Ulaa Salim • Director of Eternal

Interview: Ulaa Salim • Director of Eternal

"We’re all seeking something bigger than our own lives or bigger than ourselves"

Revealed with Sons of Denmark, the Danish filmmaker returns with a hybrid work completely out of the ordinary, a film of love, action, and science-fiction  

30/01 | IFFR 2024 | Big Screen Competition

Review: Eternal

Review: Eternal

Ulaa Salim offers a surprising and thrilling mix of romance and sci-fi, with a story of time warp and global warming  

29/01 | IFFR 2024 | Big Screen Competition

Gustav Möller’s psychological thriller Sons to world-premiere in the Berlinale Competition

Gustav Möller’s psychological thriller Sons to world-premiere in the Berlinale Competition

The Guilty director follows a prison officer facing the biggest dilemma of her life when a young man from her past is transferred to her workplace  

25/01 | Production | Funding | Denmark/Sweden

Review: Brief History of a Family

Review: Brief History of a Family

Everybody’s looking for something in the meticulously realised debut feature by Chinese director Jianjie Lin  

24/01 | Sundance 2024 | World Cinema Dramatic Competition

The Nordic box office kept on growing in 2023, despite mixed fortunes

The Nordic box office kept on growing in 2023, despite mixed fortunes

Iceland had its best year since 2018, Denmark witnessed a slight decline in admissions, whilst Norway, Sweden and Finland’s theatres are filling up but are still emptier than in 2019  

23/01 | Box Office | Iceland/Sweden/Finland/Denmark/Norway

Review: Stockholm Bloodbath

Review: Stockholm Bloodbath

Buckets of blood and succulent ham acting abound in this grandiose foray into the badass Dano-Swedish animosity of 500 years ago, helmed by Mikael Håfström  

19/01 | Films | Reviews | Sweden/Denmark

CPH:DOX focuses on the body as a battleground

CPH:DOX focuses on the body as a battleground

The festival is embracing the theme of "Body Politics", challenging conventions as it reveals the canvas of the human body and establishes an inclusive cinema for festival-goers  

19/01 | CPH:DOX 2024

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