Half of Miu (Angela Bundalovic) seen as she is wearing her blue tracksuit. Everything around her is black, the only light source is only slightly making her stand out in the darkness. In her left hand she is holding a box of matches, in her right hand—which is raised to almost be at eye-level—she is holding a lit matchstick. She is watching it closely with a firm facial expression.

Nicolas Winding Refn’s ‘Copenhagen Cowboy’ (2023) Is a Compelling and Seductive Experience Out of the Ordinary

By: Rebecca Rosén
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The latest creation from the Danish auteur proves to be both a compelling and seductive experience for all senses.

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Fall Into the Mysterious Abyss of ‘1899’ and Its Pioneering Commitment to Linguistic Diversity

By: Rebecca Rosén
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‘1899’ introduces several theories during its runtime, with some of its details and clues even hiding in plain sight for viewers to discover. This article will predominantly discuss and focus on the importance of linguistic diversity and how it works on multiple levels within the series.

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This image is from the film Another Round. A dishevelled middle ages man engages in conversation.

LFF REVIEW: ‘Another Round’ (2020) Fails to Say Anything New or Meaningful

By: Gavin Spoors
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Unfortunately Another Round goes through familiar themes without adding anything new to the table.

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REVIEW: Danish Oscar Contender ‘Queen of Hearts (2019)’ is a Fantastic Balance of Good and Evil

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“One of the greatest performances this year.” The Queen of Hearts is a card of beauty, idealism and affection, that represents a loving mother with a strong appeal to the opposite sex in May el-Toukhy’s psychosexual drama. Anne (Trine Dyrholm) is a successful lawyer who specialises in cases of domestic and sexual abuse to underage…

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