Danish

Director: Simon Staho Writers: Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Simon Staho Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Ossy (as Nikolaj Coster Waldau) Mads Mikkelsen Jimmy Nukâka Jóna

A film about self-destruction, romance, and everlasting friendship: Ossy (Nikolaj Coster Waldau from "Nattevagten/Nightwatch") and Jimmy (Mads Mikkelsen from "Pusher") are childhood friends from Copenhagen and together they share an experience of a wild life in Thailand.

Director: Lars Bom Brian Nielsen (I) Himself Poul Duvill Himself Claus Holst Jensen Reporter

The story about the man who did not fear Mike Tyson. This is the story of a Danish boxer's meeting with one of the world's most famous boxer. In an in-depth portrait we get under the skin of the IBC world-boxing champion, 'Super' Brian Nielsen, who in his 63 professional fights against such giants as Tony Tubbs, Larry Holmes and Orlin Norris has only been defeated twice.

Director: Dennis Bahnson Writers: Dennis Bahnson, Thomas Greve (II), Claus Lund Thomas L. Corneliussen Franz Claus Lund Jesper Mads Koudal Gert

Four losers hustling through the world of petty crime in provincial Randers. They claim they work at the Randers Rainforest, home to a variety of exotic animals - but it is just a cover story. One day a rather dubious job goes horribly wrong, and before long our four 'heroes' are being chased relentlessly by the entire entourage of criminals the city has to offer.

Director: Morten Månsson Writers: Line Baun Danielsen, Poul Arnedal, Anna Lerche, ... Per Kirkeby Himself - Painter (1 episode, 2003) Troels Kløvedal (II) Author / ... (1 episode, 2003) Line Baun Danielsen Herself - Host (unknown episodes, 2000-2001)

Danish licensed version of the popular format "Changing Rooms", in which two families together with designers and craftsmen and a limited budget of 10.000 DKK ~ $1500 ~ £1000, each redecorate a room of the other family's choice, in 48 hours.

Director: Vibeke Muasya Writer: Vibeke Muasya Bodil Udsen Emma Helle Virkner Elsa Lily Weiding Olga

Three very different elderly women escape from the deadly boredom of their rest home; they are inspired by Søren Kierkegaards's statement: "To dare means losing your footing for a while; not to dare means losing yourself forever". For two days and nights they experience the sensuality and beauty of life on a Greek holiday island but soon their bliss is interrupted.