TRIGGER WARNING: This article contains mention of death. Danish cinema has lost one of its most influential figures. Per Holst, the celebrated filmmaker and producer behind some of Denmark’s greatest ...

18/05/2025 - CANNES 2025: Thirty years after DOGMA 95 shook the foundations of the seventh art, a new generation of directors is reigniting its spirit; their pics will be sold by TrustNordisk This ...

Denmark's self-appointed cinematic bad boy is at it again. Lars von Trier made a splash -- when does he not set out to make a splash? -- at the Cannes Film Festival last year when he presented his ...

There tends to be a sense of wariness around an American remake of an international film: a worry that the American version will squander the inherent qualities of the original; that the filmmakers ...

Denmark, and in particular its century-old institution Nordisk Film Cinemas, is proving that – with a bit of innovation and a lot of data – the talkies can still walk the walk. The way that film is ...

Today, the Cinema Eye Honors has shared a raft of exciting new announcements and its last batch of nominees for the 19th Annual Cinema Eye Awards Ceremony, recognizing artistic achievement in ...

EXCLUSIVE: The Party Film Sales has unveiled first deals for Icelandic director Benedikt Erlingsson’s six-part drama The Danish Woman, starring Trine Dyholm as a retired Danish secret service ...

This bold artistic movement arrives in direct response to an industry that, in their view, is increasingly dominated by rushed production schedules, inflated crews and algorithm-driven aesthetics.

Exclusive: Editor Janus Billeskov Jansen will receive the organization's first-ever Cinema Eye-Con Award. First up: the creation of a brand new honorary award — billed the Cinema Eye-Con Award for ...