مشهور له Greenland

In June 1973 the NATO Council of Ministers held a conference in Copenhagen. Therefore the theatre of action, SOLVOGNEN, sent out a group of picked troops to maintain order. The film is constructed as a pro-NATO film and we watch as the AMF protect ministers, clear left-wing demonstrations, do sight-seeing in Copenhagen, and we are shown scenes from a NATO-performance in the Grey Hall.

A film about extreme mental states and psychiatry, but also an incredibly simple, warm, and honest film about four people who talk about their situation and what it is like to be admitted to a state hospital. The participants are staff and patients at the state hospital in Glostrup.

Frede Rasmussen is a 79-year old man from rural Lolland who has decided, late in life, to seek love as an openly gay man. Having spent decades largely alone and outside the LGBT+ community, Frede steps into the unfamiliar world of modern dating with help from local queer support groups. From creating a dating profile to placing personal ads and going on hopeful yet awkward dates, the documentary tenderly captures his vulnerability, humor, and resilience. Blending warmth with quiet social commentary, the film explores aging, loneliness, and the universal desire for intimacy—proving it is never too late to search for connection.

The Boy and The Brother are car insurance scammers. One day it goes wrong and a car crashes. The driver, The Woman, survives but her son dies. Tormented by guilt The Boy stalks The Woman in search of salvation.