News from the DFI A meek giant 09. may 2011 | INTERVIEW. "Teddy Bear" is about a Danish bodybuilder who goes to Thailand looking for love. Mads Matthiesen's debut feature is a sign of a new trend in Danish cinema that finds directors of narrative films… DFI = Danish Film International 09. may 2011 | EDITORIAL. We'll admit it. We Danes can get a little smug sometimes. Maybe it's part of being from a small country. We're so proud when someone does well. It rubs off on everyone. We all feel a little bigger, a… Eruption 09. may 2011 | INTERVIEW. Complex emotions are played out in Rúnar Rúnarsson's first feature film "Volcano", a Danish production selected for Directors' Fortnight. The Icelandic director's uniquely condensed style attracted… Facts & Figures 2011 09. may 2011 | PUBLICATION. Find key statistics for Danish films and cinema in our latest issue of Facts & Figures. Boe and the beast 06. may 2011 | INTERVIEW. As Christoffer Boe's new feature "Beast" shows, making a film doesn't have to be complicated. With the right idea and the necessary determination, you can start shooting tomorrow. Nicolas Bro, Boe's… If walls could talk 06. may 2011 | NEW FEATURE. Birgitte Stærmose's feature film debut "Room 304" is a multi-plot drama in which the visual style and the exploration of the wordless intimacy between characters carry as much weight as the elegantly… Restoring masculine dignity 06. may 2011 | INTERVIEW. After his tense WW 2 blockbuster "Flame & Citron", Ole Christian Madsen is back with a light love story about the passion for women, football, tango and wine. Shooting in Argentina, the first… The man with the yellow hat gone bad 06. may 2011 | INTERVIEW. In his Sundance winner "The Red Chapel", media prankster Mads Brügger travelled to North Korea as a communist theatre director. Now, in "The Ambassador", he has abandoned his role-playing. Or has he?… Ernst Lubitsch in the Filmhouse 05. may 2011 | FILMHOUSE. This weekend we have two classics on by comedy legend Ernst Lubitsch as part of a series by the director. No Spreadsheets, please! 05. may 2011 | INTERVIEW. A passion for cinema is what drives Jesper Morthorst, this year's Danish Producer on the Move in Cannes. He believes that a knack for spotting talent and the ability to work in a close creative… ‹ Previous 130 131 132 133 134 135 Next ›