Miss Viborg – Review
Don’t let the lush colour pops of mauve, sunshine yellow and teal fool you. Marianne Blicher’s feature-length debut, Miss Viborg,…
Tag: Danish cinema
Another Round (Druk) – Review
It’s strange, but I never think of the Danes as excessive. In fact, when I think of Denmark, I think…
Wildland (Kød & Blod) – Review
Already drawing comparisons with the Oscar-nominated, Animal Kingdom, Jeanette Nordahl’s directorial debut is exciting both the Glasgow and Berlin festival…
Shorta – Review
When a film opens with a young black man screaming “I can’t breathe” whilst a police officer presses his knee…
Riders of Justice – Review
The revenge movie. It tends to follow a pretty bog-standard formula. Something bad happens to a person and – having…
Resin (Harpiks) – Review
There are a plethora of films – everything from The Village to Leave No Trace – about families cutting themselves off from modern society…
The Guilty (Den Skyldige)
Real-time, one location movies have often been the setting of choice for low-budget indie flicks or European horror. The emergency…