Films produced by Dansk Kulturfilm

A tribute to the poet Christian Winther (1796-1876). Nature poetry, national romance and the poet's life story.

Documentary short film about the work of Bertel Thorvaldsen (1770-1844), one of the most famous Danish sculptors, who spent a good part of his life...

The new caretaker of a Copenhagen tenement building wins the trust of the children, who had been incited to rebellion by his hated predecessor, by...

A wordless ode to the Storstrom bridge.

The Mothers' Aid is a state-funded institution with branches all over Denmark. Erna, a young pregnant woman, has asked a doctor to carry out an...

Sharply critical film about rural water pollution in the Jutland countryside district of medical officer Jens Jensen. Situations of everyday water...

A documentary portrait of Carl Th. Dreyer, filmed shortly after the Paris premiere of "Gertrud." Through Dreyer’s own reflections on his films,...

Film about how the day goes for a single mother and about her life. Sympathy is created for the single mother as one of the many who are alone in a...

A Danish PSA urging people to see the doctor before it's too late to cure their cancer.

A short experimental film by (Carl Th. Dreyer's cinematographer) Jørgen Roos and surrealist painter Wilhelm Freddie.

"Flugten"/"Escape" is about a murderer who is running away from his crime but can't run away from his guilt.

A young boy wakes up to find all other people have gone, leaving him free to do whatever he wants.

The film gives a picture of the busy life that moves throughout the day in the Radio House, and it shows us the people behind the voices as well as...

An interview short with Thorvald Madsen done in 1949.

We are in a Zealand village in the years before the reading of the staves. Jacob, the son of alderman Jeppe, goes from farm to farm and blows for the...

The castle of Krogen, built c. 1420, is inside the later castle of Kronborg. Reconstruction of Kronborg gave a chance to study early castles. Models...

The film shows Kronborg as it must have looked to Shakespeare when he visited the castle, if indeed he did, three centuries ago. The filmmakers run...