Antichrist wins Nordic Council Film Prize

21. oct 2009. The Nordic Council Film Prize 2009 is awarded to the Danish film director and scriptwriter Lars von Trier and producer Meta Louise Foldager for the film "Antichrist".

Strong repertoire to Amsterdam

19. oct 2009. Prolonging life, coincidence over choice, and uncontrolled growth in megacities are some of the topics in new Danish films selected for programmes at IDFA Amsterdam, kicking off 19 November.

Danish films — autumn festivals

01. oct 2009. A Spotlight on Scandinavian Cinema is the title of New York Hamptons special focus on Nordic films. Danish films will also play at Pusan and Warsaw.

Filmhouse October

30. sep 2009. Grace Kelly, hip hop, politics and tango are but some of the ingredients in the Filmhouse programme with over 40 films with English dialogue or subtitles screening in October.

Brotherhood competing at Rome

25. sep 2009. Strong, forbidden emotions between two men belonging to a new Danish fascist group is the theme of Nicolo Donato's feature film "Brotherhood", selected for Rome's festival.

Danish entry oscar nomination

24. sep 2009. Henrik Ruben Genz' "Terribly Happy" is the Danish contender for the 2010 Academy Award nominations for Best Foreign Language Film.

At World's End — Hamburg favourite

23. sep 2009. "At World's End" is one of the five Danish films selected for the Hamburg Film Festival, one of Germany's biggest festivals focusing audience participation.

Danish films — Nordic Panorama

23. sep 2009. Amsterdam winner "Burma VJ", Berlin competitor "Cathrine" and Odense Grand Prix winner "Side by Side" are some of the Danish titles that will screen at Nordic Panorama.

Toronto applause

18. sep 2009. Talk, sales and interest surrounded Danish films and their delegations at Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), North America's most important sales platform.

Athens celebrates Leth

17. sep 2009. Magnificent and multifaceted is the praise bestowed upon Jørgen Leth by Athens International Film Festival, who will present Leth with an Honorary Award 20 September.