A Girl, A Boy, A Cat, A Mouse

02. feb 2009. That ought to be very simple: a girl, a boy, a cat, a mouse. Pil Maria Gunnarsson’s short film "The Mouse" is a deeply touching story about the hesitant beginnings of love, powerful jealousy and loss…

No Fun Being Lonely

02. feb 2009. Mads Matthiesen’s short fiction "Cathrine" carries the directors distinctive style: a strong social involvement and a desire for realism. Although a recent film school graduate, Matthiesen is not…

Joined forces

02. feb 2009. Thanks to a new fund, Copenhagen Film Festivals, the Danish capital can present a new, stronger festival line-up. Copenhagen Film Festivals embraces the CPH:DOX documentary film festival, the BUSTER…

Physical Presence

02. feb 2009. One of the best faces in Danish children’s and youth film, Shooting Star Cyron Melville is gearing up for a whole new stage in his career.

Painting the landscape of memory

02. feb 2009. Nils Malmros holds a unique position in Danish film as cinematic storyteller, memoirist and auteur.

The World Is Calling

02. feb 2009. Directors Lone Scherfig, Nicolas Winding Refn and Jonas Elmer plus screenwriter Rasmus Heisterberg – all used their Danish hits as launch pads to international work. Scherfig’s "An Education" took…

Guts and Curiosity

02. feb 2009. Trine Dyrholm is hands-down Denmark’s biggest female film star.

Danish Film Academy Robert Awards 2009

02. feb 2009. Henrik Ruben Genz' "Terribly Happy" was honoured with seven awards, including for Best Feature Film.

Filmhouse February

01. feb 2009. Let the Golden Bears Dance – Berlinale's 60th Anniversary

Over the years the Berlinale has grown into Europe’s biggest film market.

FILM#65 Berlin Special Issue out now

28. jan 2009. This Berlin issue of FILM features articles on the Danish films selected for the Berlinale programmes: Annette K.