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Mr Petterson arrives at Hotel Electric, only to be met with one surprise after another: From clothes hanging themselves up, to people who keep ending up in the wrong rooms entirely.

‘Drengeblå / Sange fra i dag’ is a song cycle by Aske Zidore and Anders Lauge Meldgaard revolving around the theme of economy as a life form and language.

A second, penetrating look at other people’s discarded images in a reflective essay film about lost photographs.

Epileptic collage-composed exploration of the potential of art and social media to create both an honest and superficial space for self-promotion.

Gold Teeth And Certain Arms poses the question: Can the world’s most precise mechanical astronomical clock, as it breaks down, put us into contact with distant stars, beings and memories?

A young woman confronts her father in a rare and deeply personal insight into the pain and insecurities that embed themselves in the relatives of addicts.

A rich and detailed mini-portrait of the accomplished painter Jesper Christiansen, who welcomes us into his studio and generously introduces us to his reflections on creating.

Danish Anna Karina became the big star of French cinema in the new wave of the 60s. A new portrait film sheds new light on the charismatic actress with her silent film mimicry and homemade dance moves.

A tactile experience beyond the ordinary. Eight fun and touching minutes (that could have been much longer!) in the company of a band with special needs.

In this film, female wrestlers fight while two male referees, dressed in suits, keep a close eye on the match as it progresses. (stumfilm.dk)

'Live From The Pool' was filmed at the swimming pool of the abandoned Auderød military camp in North Zealand near Copenhagen, Denmark. Designed by world-famous architect Henning Larsen this defunct swimming pool building has become part of the nature park Auderød. A place where nature encounters the mysteries of a once existing military base, ready to be explored.

The Red Cross sells stamps to Danish citizens on Red Cross Day, and the purpose of the film is to tell why no one is allowed to say no. You follow the Youth Red Cross, where the young people learn how to patch the injured together. Then you visit some of the kindergartens and homes where the Red Cross has trained nurses to take care of children. The Red Cross also runs a folk health center at Hald, where the regular population, for a small fee, are treated for diseases that require careful medical care. In addition, the Red Cross also helps to take care of the Allied refugees, just as they attend large numbers of large-scale events where Samaritans are needed. In bombed-out Poland, there is a strong need for the Red Cross, which responds by sending car convoys, ships and planes away to help.