Sigfred Johansen

In a boarding house lives the young Miss Flora Sorensen, a fresh and cheerful small Copenhagen-law. It is her ambition to become a journalist, and she rattles diligently late into the night on his typewriter to gramophone accompaniment. So far, little Flora made ​​little progress on jouranlisms difficult path. She has so far been assumed some smånyheder, but suddenly she was on the trail of a jewel thief!

De blaa drenge is a 1933 Danish family film classic directed by George Schnéevoigt and written by frequent collaborator Fleming Lynge with the score by Kai Normann Andersen. The film stars performer Liva Weel. The story takes place at a school with focus on the local theater group.

Incognito (Danish: Inkognito) is a 1937 Danish family film directed by Valdemar Lauritzen and starring Ib Schønberg.

A marine musical comedy from Denmark.

Two married lawyers (Gunnar Lauring and Beatrice Bonnesen) each represent a part of a divorcing couple (Sigfred Johansen and Inga Schultz). No holds barred. Christian Arhoff is in a supporting role as an eccentric artist.

Social Democratic propaganda film produced at the behest of the Hovedorganisationens Informations- og Propagandaafdeling. Created to support the party programme, which had the slogan "Danmark for the People" leading up to the election in 1938. The film follows the young warehouse manager Henning's political awakening through the meeting with the young DSU member Inger and the party's 'clear and sensible policy'.