In a remote rural community, a powerful radio telescope is listening into space to unlock the mysteries of the universe. Meanwhile, living in the quietest place on earth with no cell phones or Wi-Fi, the locals are faced with the mysteries of life itself. A Danish-Iranian filmmaker's courageous and honest journey through six years with cancer, love, and the creation of a colossal life project: mapping out her family's dramatic history. Existential poetry without filters, featuring an unforgettable woman in front of and behind the camera.
WON the NORDIC:DOX AWARD at CPH:DOX - and awarded Best TV series, TV-Prisen Awarded: Best Documentary Feature, Best Cinematography in a Documentary Feature, Best Editing in a Documentary Feature Tribeca Film Festival. A documentary film about classical music, female agency and the cultural clashes and contradictions experienced by the Japanese classical pianist Eriko Makimura. Awarded: New Nordic Voice Award at Nordic Panorama. Honorary Mention at NEXT:WAVE Award Competition at CPH:DOX Nominated Best Documentary, Tv-Prisen Over the course of 15 years, Anita Mathal Hopland documents her intimate encounters with her Pakistani family of 25 living under the same roof in the neighbourhood Moosa Lane in Karachi on camera.
Nominated for Best Feature Documentary at The Robert Awards When Lukas Graham is suddenly cast into international stardom, his dreams come true beyond his wildest imagination. But success can also become a burden, especially when trying to juggle between a family at home and a world that always wants more. Nominated for Best Feature Documentary at the Robert Awards and the Bodil Awards Day by day the women are processing their traumas, building confidence and slowly understanding what it takes to break the cycle of violence.
Nominated for the DOX:AWARD and Politiken:DOX Award at CPH:DOX An year-old girl miraculously survives a fall from the fifth floor. Six years later, she is looking to escape the trauma. A subtle, sensitive coming-of-age film about a very unusual young woman. Produced by French Quarter Film. Co-produced by Sonntag Pictures. Nominated Best Nordic Documentary at GΓΆteborg Film Festival and Nordic:Dox Award nominated in The most famous dominatrix in France creates sadomasochist "Ceremonies" in her chateau.
Catherine Robbe-Grillet, age 84, defies the relations between power and submission, sensuality and physical pain. In THE GREAT EUROPEAN CIGARETTE MYSTERY, the directors unravel a disturbing and dark, but humoristic journalistic investigation of corruption and possible murder in the European Commission.
