Niels Anders Thorn

A small community in Denmark; politicians has approved the building of a public swimming pool even though the citizens believe it cost too much to build it. A drunken son of the mayor, the assistant mayor who is like a son to the mayor, a murder, and accident, a drowning and another accidental murder. How will he be able to explain it all? How can he explain the events? A great thriller of a movie. (imdb)

The central character is a virologist, Dr. Søren Rastauw, who scrupulously chases down any trace of an unknown virus, not entirely out of a desire to safeguard human lives, but also in order to be seen as the one who saved humanity. He tells his students that it will be a virologist who saves mankind, and halfway through the film, it has become clear there is little Rastauw will not do to fulfil his own prophecy. (flipsidemovies.com)

A philosophical documentary that investigates the power of words: poetically, politically, religiously, through the lie, etc. There is line of prominent politicians and authors (mainly) as Salman Rushdie, Vaclav Havel and Paul Auster that all add experiences and thoughts to the investigation of this very human phenomenon. The film has come to possess a somewhat prophecy-like quality as it in 1994 captured the essence of one of modern days global politics' biggest issues: fundamentalism.

This six-hour Christmas mini-series follows three brothers and their wives who spend the holidays in a cabin as stipulated in the will of their recently deceased father.

The concept is a classical one. A number of characters move independently but inexorably towards a crossing of roads that will make a major impact on their future destinies. In his coming-out movie as a writer-director, Anders Rønnow Klarlund puts this storytelling technique to use in a highly contemporary style and fashion. (zentropa)

Cybercrimes detective investigates a series of brutal murders.