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Craftsman Nathalie Krebs's work with Saxbo stoneware glazes is one of the most significant efforts in modern Danish handicrafts. The film was recorded in the last months before the workshop in Herlev closed permanently in the spring of 1968 and gives a description of what the stoneware demands from the craftsman. Nathalie Krebs (1895-1978) was a chemical engineer and creator of as many stoneware glazes as the entire Chinese Sung period. Palads cinema's prequel to "Det var en lørdag aften" (1968)

Two small commercials advertising the department store Magasin du Nord. The first is proclaimed to be ‘An amusing little film recorded by Nordisk Films Kompagni’ with the title ‘The Golden Dream’. Having seen a fashion show in Magasin du Nord, the lady of the house dreams of owning a dress from the store’s model salon. She entreats her husband, who sticks to his ‘no’. After a long and scary dream in which he is being chased by mannequins from the Model Salon because he does not want to give his wife a dress, he changes his mind. This is followed by an excerpt from the Storm P. film ‘Peter and Ping in the Department Store’. (Stumfilm.dk)

Two men on a bench. A humor filled and honest slice of life which looks at the modern man (who might be having a bit of a crisis) and the dilemmas he faces. Funny and up for it.

An aesthetically pleasing film, where we follow Ole Benny, an old-school barber, who is about to retire. It is a special day, and that calls for celebration. Things just don’t turn out quite as expected.

A mysterious madman kidnaps a young couple so he can torture them in a basement. The couple has entered a night with unimaginable torment and torture. With struggle to survive they must also know why the killer kills in order to survive.

Amanda is a young woman with a mental disability who is pregnant and due very soon. But because of her disability, she is currently being evaluated by Child Protective Services who are going to decide whether she can keep her child or not. She has received a high technological baby doll to take care of as a test

Documentary about anti-fascist mobilization against an annual nazi march near Stockholm, Sweden.

A pianist plays for a plump opera singer – or perhaps it is actually a pig? A young servant enters a gentleman’s room, or perhaps it is in fact a cage full of dangerous animals? ‘How it is – how it feels’ is the subtitle of this brief animated film by Sven Brasch, visualising various pointed metaphors with his sharp, characteristic pen. (Stumfilm.dk)