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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.

The characters flow in and out of each other in hyper-chaotic and metamorphic soap opera with noisy quarantine music by the bands Collider and Deadpan.

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 warm and absurdist tableau comedy about the Danes’ various occupations and uses of their summer houses.

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.

A Danish baron travels to Rome to convince the Pope to defend the world’s animals before it is too late for himself to continue the fight. Meet a lively and charismatic man on a passionate mission.

One of the country’s greatest poets and pop singers bows out and bids farewell to 40 years of career with a smashing farewell concert from VEGA in Copenhagen.

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.

Relive the Danish national football team's magical Euro finals from the summer of 2020 with all the fantastic highlights and deep tragedies.