Tilde Harkamp (Hunting Season) directs from a script by Line Mørkeby. Marcella Dichmann produces for Sf, which will also distribute in the Nordics.
REinvent Studios has boarded international sales for Sf Studios’ new youth film Pretty Young Thing, now shooting.
Tilde Harkamp (Hunting Season) directs from a script by Line Mørkeby. Marcella Dichmann produces for Sf, which will also distribute in the Nordics.
The youthful cast includes Andrea Gadeberg (Riders Of Justice), Sylvester Byder (Deliver Us) and Albert Rudbeck (Another Round).
The story is about six boys and girls entering a new school year and each finding their own challenges and limits.
REinvent Studios has boarded international sales for Sf Studios’ new youth film Pretty Young Thing, now shooting.
Tilde Harkamp (Hunting Season) directs from a script by Line Mørkeby. Marcella Dichmann produces for Sf, which will also distribute in the Nordics.
The youthful cast includes Andrea Gadeberg (Riders Of Justice), Sylvester Byder (Deliver Us) and Albert Rudbeck (Another Round).
The story is about six boys and girls entering a new school year and each finding their own challenges and limits.
- 9/6/2021
- by Wendy Mitchell
- ScreenDaily
The Danish eight-part series, commissioned by pubcaster TV2, is set in the titular seaside community. Last week, production on a new Danish eight-part crime series, entitled White Sands, wrapped. The project is directed by Frederiksberg-born helmer Tilde Harkamp, who recently worked on Hunting Season (2019), a comedy starring Mille Dinesen, Lærke Winther and Stephania Potalivo in the lead roles. White Sands is based on a screenplay penned by writing duo Anders Rønnow Klarlund and Jacob Weinreich, best known as Aj Kazinski, who have lived in the Danish seaside community of Hvide Sande (“White Sands” in English), where the story is set. In detail, the series follows German detective Thomas (played by Carsten Bjørnlund) and Danish cop Helene (Marie Bach Hansen), who are both in the doldrums after turning their backs on love. Assigned to work together on a crime investigation in the titular picture-perfect but tight-knit seaside community, they are...
- 11/26/2020
- Cineuropa - The Best of European Cinema
GÖTEBORG, Sweden — Home to the most dynamic streaming markets in Western Europe, the Nordic region still posted solid box office returns in 2019, especially from Hollywood tentpoles “The Lion King,” “Avengers: Endgame” and “Joker,” which ruled on all top ten charts, except in Denmark. Local fare, however, lost ground in all five territories.
Denmark
Denmark enjoyed another strong cinemagoing year in 2019, with overall revenues up 4% to Nok 1.18 billion ($175.1 million). After a record 2018, when Danish films punched a 30% market share, home-grown titles still retained 26% of the market – above the 25% average of the last decade, according to the Danish Distributors’ Assn., Fafid.
Boosted by the local animated sensation “Checkered Ninja,” total admissions for local fare reached 3.5 million. Created by comedian-turned director Anders Matthesen, a late 2018 kid’s movie release, sailed to the top of the 2019 Danish box office, earning $8.2 million and accounting for 17.7% of all tickets sold for Danish pics. Three other Danish...
Denmark
Denmark enjoyed another strong cinemagoing year in 2019, with overall revenues up 4% to Nok 1.18 billion ($175.1 million). After a record 2018, when Danish films punched a 30% market share, home-grown titles still retained 26% of the market – above the 25% average of the last decade, according to the Danish Distributors’ Assn., Fafid.
Boosted by the local animated sensation “Checkered Ninja,” total admissions for local fare reached 3.5 million. Created by comedian-turned director Anders Matthesen, a late 2018 kid’s movie release, sailed to the top of the 2019 Danish box office, earning $8.2 million and accounting for 17.7% of all tickets sold for Danish pics. Three other Danish...
- 1/31/2020
- by Annika Pham
- Variety Film + TV
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