Emilie Kruse

A movie that aims to deliver a simple message about the dangers of solar use, designed as an 80s horror teen movie directed by Christian E. Christiansen for the benefit of Kræftens Bekæmpelse and the TrygFondens Sluk Solariet campaign in 2015.

Christian and Malene are lovers. Although they are both only in their mid 20s, they have been a couple for a long time since they got together as teenagers. They have reached a point in life where a new phase has begun: adulthood. The pressure from their surroundings is starting to create doubt in both of them, and the question is whether they should be together at all.

When Laura and Christine meet Maria, their friendship takes an intense turn to vulnerability, love and sex.

In the wake of a series of seemingly insignificant events, an ordinary school day for Sara, Mikkel, Louise and Hassan develops into a tragic turning point that changes everything forever.

A fence is built between Denmark and Germany to separate wild boars from domestic farm pigs, to avoid the spreading of a deadly swine virus. Ebba wakes, just an arm length away from her girlfriend Jona, the reminiscence of her dream about separation and a longing for unity takes its toll on them.

Dana welcomes art student Penelope into her home to do a performance with an open mind. The episode leaves Dana more than confused about what happened today in her apartment, and she goes to Penelope's exhibition to clear her mind.

A young woman is tired of chasing love and decides to rebel against the male-dominated world she feels trapped in. She transforms herself into three different types of women and goes through stages from anger to escapism. Everything she does is based on the lie that she suffers from vulvodynia, a chronic, painful condition of the vulva. She provokes and hates everything related to the penetrating male phallus, not least her latest love interest. But can you hate love?

Newly divorced journalist returns to her hometown to restart her life and work through her past.

Caught between business and emotion, Yasin is drawn into a world of fear, jealousy, and power struggles - with consequences beyond anyone's imagination.