An International Perspective on the Danish Film Thomas Hailer, Artistic Director of the Nordic Film Days in Lübeck and former curator at Berlinale - Berlin International Film Festival, highlights the strength of Danish cinema right now. He especially admires our strong will to support and invest in young talents NORDISCHE FILMTAGE LÜBECK The Five Nordics | Det Danske Filminstitut | Facebook

1.2K views · 15 reactions | The silent voices have spoken, demanding a digital dusting! The Danish Film Institute has embarked on a film-archaeological project, both vast and unpredictable. Over the next four years, the entire Danish silent film heritage – more than 400 works from the 1903-1928 period – will be restored and digitised. Explore the first films, all ready and crystal clear, at https://www.stumfilm.dk/en/danish-silents/films. | Det Danske Filminstitut | Facebook

In the 1990s, Helge Meyer, a former Danish special forces operator, used a heavily modified 1979 Camaro to quietly deliver aid where regular convoys could not go. Built for speed, discretion, and reliability, it reached civilians in need night after night. No spotlight, no fame, just ingenuity, mobility, and a focus on helping people. The Camaro still exists and belongs to Meyer, who lives in Germany; he wrote the book of God’s Rambo about his missions. | Patina Research