Exclusive: Copenhagen’s festival, in new autumn dates, will show a record 226 features kicking off with Doctor Strange.
Copenhagen’s Cph Pix festival, now in its new autumn dates, has revealed a record 226 feature films in its lineup.
The 14-day festival (Oct 27 - Nov 9), which now also includes kids and family festival Buster, will show 46 features for young people in its daytime programmes and 180 films for teenagers and adults in the evenings.
As previously reported, the eighth edition of festival will open with a gala premiere of Marvel’s Doctor Strange (Mads Mikkelsen will attend).
There will be four main awards at Pix: the New Talent Grand Pix for a debut feature (with $11,200 (€10,000)); the Politiken Audience Award that comes with Danish distribution support, and the Nordisk Film Fond prizes for best children’s feature and best children’s short.
Terence Davies [pictured] will be given a full retrospective as well as showing his latest film A Quiet Passion and participating...
Copenhagen’s Cph Pix festival, now in its new autumn dates, has revealed a record 226 feature films in its lineup.
The 14-day festival (Oct 27 - Nov 9), which now also includes kids and family festival Buster, will show 46 features for young people in its daytime programmes and 180 films for teenagers and adults in the evenings.
As previously reported, the eighth edition of festival will open with a gala premiere of Marvel’s Doctor Strange (Mads Mikkelsen will attend).
There will be four main awards at Pix: the New Talent Grand Pix for a debut feature (with $11,200 (€10,000)); the Politiken Audience Award that comes with Danish distribution support, and the Nordisk Film Fond prizes for best children’s feature and best children’s short.
Terence Davies [pictured] will be given a full retrospective as well as showing his latest film A Quiet Passion and participating...
- 10/3/2016
- by wendy.mitchell@screendaily.com (Wendy Mitchell)
- ScreenDaily
Exclusive: The festival will show eight films directed by Young under the name Bernard Shakey.
After Cph Pix revealed last week that it will open with Marvel’s Doctor Strange, the Copenhagen festival has unveiled that it will host world premieres of eight Danish films as well as hosting a retrospective of works by musician and film-maker Neil Young.
The eighth edition of Cph Pix, which is now in new autumn dates (Oct 27 – Nov 9), will offer world premieres of Morten Bh’s Anti, Mads Erichsen’s Vindmøllernes Sus, Frederik Barington’s Nar Solen Skinner, Anders Fløe’s Afskaret, Philippe Lesage’s Copenhague, A Love Story, David Noel Bourke’s Bakerman and Dariusz Steiness’s De Vildfarne.
The other Danish offerings are all debut features: Christian Tafdrup’s Parents, Ulrich Thomsen’s In Embryo, Ali Abassi’s Shelley and Puk Grasten’s 37.
“We’re excited to present such a diverse roster of Danish films this year,” festival director...
After Cph Pix revealed last week that it will open with Marvel’s Doctor Strange, the Copenhagen festival has unveiled that it will host world premieres of eight Danish films as well as hosting a retrospective of works by musician and film-maker Neil Young.
The eighth edition of Cph Pix, which is now in new autumn dates (Oct 27 – Nov 9), will offer world premieres of Morten Bh’s Anti, Mads Erichsen’s Vindmøllernes Sus, Frederik Barington’s Nar Solen Skinner, Anders Fløe’s Afskaret, Philippe Lesage’s Copenhague, A Love Story, David Noel Bourke’s Bakerman and Dariusz Steiness’s De Vildfarne.
The other Danish offerings are all debut features: Christian Tafdrup’s Parents, Ulrich Thomsen’s In Embryo, Ali Abassi’s Shelley and Puk Grasten’s 37.
“We’re excited to present such a diverse roster of Danish films this year,” festival director...
- 9/12/2016
- by wendy.mitchell@screendaily.com (Wendy Mitchell)
- ScreenDaily
Director David Noel Bourke (No Right Turn), Angel Films and Lep Studios are collaborating on a crime thriller titled White Pig. This film is loosely based on the Anders Breivik massacre in Norway. Taking on xenophobia, the film pits a paranoid criminal against a resolute detective, in Copenhagen, Norway. And now, a trailer is available for this feature. To delve more into the story, Jens is a man who fears immigrants. He turns to murder when he can no longer control his anger and bloodlust. The police officer, Mia, is tasked with bringing this man to justice, but Mia must travel down dark alleyways and into dangerous locales to even find Jens. Both characters will confront each other on the streets and only one will live to tell their story. White Pig is currently in the pre-production stages. The film will seek further financing as it moves into post-production, with a release date forthcoming.
- 3/13/2014
- by noreply@blogger.com (Michael Allen)
- 28 Days Later Analysis
White Pig is a crime thriller from director David Noel Bourke (No Right Turn). This title has been partially shot in Copenhagen, Denmark. A teaser trailer is coming soon, but several photos from the early shoot are available now. The stills show some of the characters and some of the film's atmosphere. The film's story involves a series of murders. Told through a dual narrative, the killer Jens (Gerard Bidstrup) shows his deadly practices, while Mia (Marie Louise Wille) tries to track him down. Both characters will conflict in this terse thriller. More details on the film will be announced as it moves through production. For now, fans of thrillers can see the characters Mia and Jens in these three stills. Release Date: April 2014. Director: David Noel Bourke. A fan page for the film is available here: White Pig on Facebook Subscribe to 28 Days Later: An Analysis Email Subscription
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- 1/25/2014
- by noreply@blogger.com (Michael Allen)
- 28 Days Later Analysis
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