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I'm Not Out to Judge
13. nov 2013. Jon Bang Carlsen originally planned his new film, "Just the Right Amount of Violence", as a relatively straight documentary, but the project ended up as one of the most genre-blending works of the 63…
Staged Documentarism
13. nov 2013. At first glance, Jon Bang Carlsen's "Just the Right Amount of Violence" resonates with the recent trend of hybrid films, but his new documentary is a natural extension of methods the Danish filmmaker…
Gifted Idiocy
13. nov 2013. In its transgressive aesthetics and upfront awkwardness, Lars von Trier's Dogme film "The Idiots" (1998) hits like a fist in the gut. Jesper Jargil's making-of film "The Humiliated" (1998) peels back…
Desperately Seeking Space
16. nov 2009. Shanghai Space, directed by Nanna Frank Møller, takes a poetic and contemplative look at the abnormal growth of China's great port city, where a new building is constructed every other day, and where…
Infrastructure out of control
04. nov 2009. Humour is a powerful element in Mumbai Disconnected, directed by Camilla Nielsson and Frederik Jacobi. Mumbai is growing like it was on steroids. But a collapsing infrastructure is threatening to put…
Megacitites: Global visions for an urban future
04. nov 2009. At this very moment, giant urban organisms are growing at unprecedented rates. Today 50 percent of the world’s population lives in urban areas. By 2030 this figure is predicted to increase to 80…
New CEO of the Danish Film Institute
16. maj 2024. The Danish Film Institute has found its next CEO. A hiring committee has unanimously chosen Tine Fischer to replace Claus Ladegaard on 1 August.
Prevalence Rather than Popularity? A case study of wartime film programming in Southern Norway
16. maj 2024. This article reflects critically on the use of film programmes as a historical source to understand local screening contexts and cinemagoers’ preferences in a medium sized city and a nearby town in…
The Portal and the Screen – Icelandic National Identity and Foreign Cinema as Contagion
16. maj 2024. PEER REVIEWED. This paper explores how cinemas in Reykjavík became portals between foreign and local cultures, infusing Icelandic society with exotic influences in the first half of the 20th century…
MEDIA på Cannes Marché du Film 2024
15. maj 2024. Besøg MEDIA Standen på Marché du Film, hvor du kan se showcases og høre mere om støttemulighederne i MEDIA-programmet.