Magic Hour Films

Magic Hour Films, formerly named Lise Lense-Møller Film, was established by producer Lise Lense-Møller in 1984 and has developed and produced feature films, children's films, short fiction films, and documentaries for cinemas and the video - and tv-market for more than 20 years. Among Magic Hour Films productions are Morten Henriksen's feature film "The Magnetist's Fifth Winter" (2003), based on Swedish author P.O. Enquist's novel, the documentary "With A Right To Kill" (Morten Henriksen and author Peter Øvig Knudsen, 2003), about the Danish resistance movement's killings during WW2, and Anders Østergaard's Oscar nominated documentary "Burma VJ - reporting from a closed country" (2008), about the Buddhist monks' uprising in Burma.