Carl Alstrup

Shows you various portions of Copenhagen. But for me the great charm in these movies is not simply the distance in space, but in time. (imdb)

A Danish silent version of the play La Tosca.

A Danish crime drama set deep within Copenhagen.

An artist struggles to win the heart of the love of his life, but a good deed finally wins her over.

Danish short comedy. A hotel room mix-up with Frederik Buch on support as the hopeless porter.

A film about a doctor in a small idyllic town. He's an honest man who wants his patients best, but fewer and fewer visitors comes to his practice and that frustrates the doctor. A 'quack doctor' is taking his business.

Armand and Marguerite meet first in her home, where she is giving a party for the easy-living Paris ladies and gentlemen. Armand at once falls in love with her, and as Marguerite is taken ill during the dancing, he is the only one who is taking care of her. In the second act the two have grown more familiar, although Marguerite has not quite given up her old acquaintances. One day, for instance, Armand has to leave her for the sake of a count, who has invited her for a drive. (imdb)

An aging and successful operetta singer is forced through an encounter with one of her stage-hands and his sick child, to face up to the hollowness of her ambitions and her whole existence.

One night there is a terrible accident in the little station town of Bredsted. The young son of the rich Mogens Kragfelt is struck by the Natekspressen (P. 903) near the station. Police chief Aagesen sends the young detective officer Lund (Jørn Jeppesen) to investigate the case, where there are various mysterious circumstances, among other things there are traces of fights at the rails just where Kragfelt was crossed.

Mrs. Blanc is an attractive young matron whose husband has prevailed upon her to take a trip to the seashore while he remains at home to care for their little child. (imdb)

Prince Heinrich and Herbert Prince, a journalist, are very similar in build and facial resemblance, although neither is aware of the fact. Therein lies the secret of the memorable day the journalist enjoyed. Prince Heinrich, bored over billiards in the officer's quarters of his regiment, discards the game to take a brief nap, the journalist was involuntarily (at first) feted in his stead. Herbert has been granted leave of absence, and, before departing from his duties, persuades his friend.

Consul Descombes is a married man, but yearns for long nights with female companionship in Paris. As fate would have it, one day he receives a letter from a former acquaintance named Lulu, who wants to take him to Paris. Descombes leaves under the pretence of going on a business trip. During his trip, the wife is visited by the consul’s superior and the nation’s prince, Louis XXXVIII. Much hilarity ensues.

A penniless student, falls in love with a millionaire's daughter. Making a bet with his friends, he vows that within six months she will be his wife. But how can a student without money or rank ever hope to get her father's blessing?

It’s the day of the barber’s baby’s christening, and the guests start arriving with their flowers and gifts, dropping them off while the barber is still trying to see to his last customer. As it’s taking a while, the wet-nurse is asked to take the baby on a short walk before the ceremony begins. She comes across a handsome young soldier, who she strikes up a conversation with. When an even more handsome man passes by, she hands the baby to the soldier.

A wealthy estate-owner travels to Copenhagen to experience what life is like in the city. Once there, he happens upon the beautiful young Clara and her brother, who take him to various pubs, to the Copenhagen Zoo, the airport and Tivoli Gardens. However, it comes to light that Charles is not Clara's brother, but rather her fiancé, and that they are two of the city's most notorious con-artists.

Carl lives a happy life with his beautiful wife Amelie, until one day Amelie's friend Anna dressed in the latest French fashion Jupe Culotte, a pant skirt, appears.

Three troublemakers, one clumsy maid and the strictest madam in town - everything is as usual at the "Peace and Quiet" boarding house. That is, until the madam of the house grows tired of the maid and authorizes her three boarders to find her a replacement while she's visiting a friend. After a wild night out, the three gentlemen return with three cute girl under their arms.

Leo suspects Sonja of infidelity, although she is fraternizing with militant nihilists. One evening, Leo secretly follows her and ends up in the clutches of the nihilists.

Lieutenant Fritz Lobheimer is in a relationship with a married woman when he meets Christine and both fall in love.

The celebrated and vain cellist Karél impresses the royal couple with his virtuoso playing. When the princess invites Karél to go driving with her the following day, he convinces himself that she’s in love with him. He woos her ardently and sends her all the flowers he has received at the theatre. While waiting for a response, he falls asleep and dreams up all sorts of crazy scenarios for the outcome of his courting.

The eccentric Tom Nigel strolls through Copenhagen. Psychedelic dreams and grotesque coincidences propel him from one insane situation to the next. Via a personal ad he never submitted, he meets a mysterious woman with giant teeth and cannot get rid of her again. She chases him through the city while he tries to ingratiate himself with a beautiful woman who keeps crossing his path. At a café, he overhears a conversation about a cocaine temple and promptly sets out to find it.

Aage’s uncle wants him to drop out of law school to learn about farming on the family estate instead. At the same time, the uncle harbours a great desire for his nephew to fall in love with his daughter, Wilda. Aage has other plans, and besides, he is already in love with a young woman who attends the girls’ institute in the city. To get closer to her, he poses as a substitute teacher for the woman’s class. What he doesn’t know is that his dream woman and Wilda are one and the same person.

Every white hair on old Douglas Morland’s head can be attributed to his nephew, the scandalmonger Basil. The root of the family quarrel is Basil’s engagement to a simple showgirl, whom Uncle Douglas’s delicate sensibilities do not approve. So the two stubborn men have a duel with extravagant pranks as their weapon of choice. Which of them will get the last laugh?