When the movie is over, we're going on a treasure hunt! Come along to Kongens Have, just opposite of Cinemateket, on an exciting, historical treasure hunt for both children and adults. Copenhagen Bombay, which is behind 'Kender du hende?', has also created the treasure hunt - and there are fun prizes up for grabs. NB. This event will be in Danish.

Meet Marie Høst live on stage when she, together with Henrik Lund, professor of energy planning at Aalborg University and former member of Atomkraft Nej Tak and Gunver Lystbæk Vestergård, Ph D in science journalism and journalist at Weekendavisen, talks about both the pros and cons of nuclear power as an alternative to fossil fuels.  

Nuclear power - yes, please? Thought-provoking insight into the grassroots activist movement convinced that hated nuclear power is the future and the quickest way out of the climate crisis.

Anne Frank's diary became a testimony for posterity for inspiration and historical information for the whole world. Therefore, after the film, we will talk about the diary as a phenomenon and do a small exercise in diary writing, which Klara Hegnet (culture journalist at Information), who is herself a persistent diary writer, will guide you through. NB. This event will be in Danish.

In collaboration with the Austrian Embassy, we invite you to an afternoon in the spirit of literature. Before the film, Jelinek expert Dr. Uta Degner from the University of Salzburg provides an introduction to the authorship. CPH:DOX provides the first cup of coffee.

Copenhagen is the world's architectural capital in 2023. But how far has Copenhagen come when it comes to urban farming, revegetation and green communities? Meet anthropologist and professor at SUMO, Research Center for Social Urban Modeling, Morten Nielsen in conversation with Co-founder and Head of Land v. CPH Village Frederik Noltenius Busckan as we debate the green cities of the future. The conversation will be moderated by Anne Katrine Harders, Programme Director at the Danish Architecture Centre. Presented in cooperation with IDA. NB. This event will be in Danish.

Meet the young filmmakers from Turning Tables Danmark as they present their film projects at Cinemateket, followed by talks and performances. Along with this, we will be celebrating the young talent with a temporary art exhibition and DJs in Asta Bar. This event is presented by the youth editorial board. NB. This event will be in Danish. NB. This event will be in Danish.

Meet the film's protagonist, lawyer and activist Aaju Peter in a short conversation with CPH:DOX's very own Youth editorial after the film!

After the film, we get a visit from professional adventurer and filmmaker Lars Ostenfeld, who talks about why it's fun to go exploring and travel out into the world, where you can be inspired by people, new culture and wild nature. In Asta Bar, before the film, you can learn to draw simple figures and tell stories with pictures when we have a visit from writer and cartoonist Palle Schmidt. NB. This event will be in Danish.

Meet film director Anne Wivel in a conversation after the film's world premiere. The conversation is moderated by journalist and TV host Paula Larrain. NB. This event will be in Danish.

What does our starry sky tell us about the world? And how can we use thousand-year-old rocks to understand the world today? Meet Director of the National Museum of Natural History and Professor of Evolutionary History Peter C. Kjærgaard in a conversation with specialist in 'rock art research' and PhD Fellow at the Department of Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Studies at Aarhus University James Andrew Dodd and astrophysicist Anja C. Andersen as we discuss 'indigenous knowledge' and science today. The conversation will be moderated by Weekendavisen journalist Kristoffer Lottrup. Presented in cooperation with IDA. NB. This event will be in Danish.

Meet the Iranian directors Afsaneh Salari, Shirin Barghnavard, Mohammad Reza Farzad, Axin Feizabadi and Pooya Abbasian after the world premiere of the short films in the film series 'A Sense of Place', which is a contemporary look at both life from the inside and existence on the run from Iran. Also meet the films' producers Afsun Moshiry and film icon Wim Wenders as we pay tribute to the five directors, while sending warm thoughts to the sixth director, Mina Keshavarz, who cannot leave Iran. The premiere is presented in collaboration with IMS, and the director conversations will be moderated by editor, writer and translator Nazila Kivi.

Meet the young filmmakers from Turning Tables Danmark as they present their film projects at Cinemateket, followed by talks and performances. Along with this, we will be celebrating the young talent with a temporary art exhibition and DJs in Asta Bar. This event is presented by the youth editorial board. NB. This event will be in Danish. NB. This event will be in Danish.

He started out as a reggae star, but has since become the main political rival to the ruling regime in Uganda. Now you can meet Bobi Wine and his wife Barbie Kyagulanyi when they visit the festival and take part in a conversation after the screening of the film 'Bobi Wine: The People's President'.

Meet the film's two directors Puk Damsgaard and Søren Klovborg in conversation with the film's two protagonists, British journalist Sean Langan (via video) and owner of Guardian and hostage negotiator Jens Serup after the film's premiere. The conversation will be moderated by DR host Stéphanie Surrugue

After the film, To Øl will offer a free beer.

Political activist and pop star Bobi Wine is the young generation's hope for the future in Uganda, where the opposition leader's path to the presidency starts with popular protest songs that go viral in the ghetto.

Meet Jon Bang Carlsen in a short conversation after the film's premiere. After the film, To Øl will offer a free beer.

Artistic director Niklas Engstrøm will bid welcome together with TV 2's Content director Lotte Lindegaard and Head of fact production Thomas Breinholt, when CPH:DOX, Sonntag Pictures and TV 2 invites you to this gala screening. After the film, you can meet two of the cast members from the film, Thomas and Martin, together with director Jella Bethmann on stage in conversation with Go' morgen Danmark host on TV 2, Ida Wohlert. Afterwards, we host a reception with a beer from To Øl in Vækshuset, located next to Aveny-T. NB. This event will be in Danish.

Meet artist Maja Friis Kristensen in conversation with marine biologist from the University of Copenhagen Elena Bollati, before you can subsequently experience the video artwork 'Silent Extinction' on loop in the Mezzaninen. Nb. this event is free.

Marie Høst invites Professor Eva Hoffmann and Chief Physician Gorm Greisen on stage to explore the miracles of genetic engineering and where we draw the line when trying to improve the human race. As a special treat before the screening, you can look forward to tasting genetically modified drinks as artist and researcher Sister Sylvester conjures up special cocktails in Big Cinema's foyer. NB: The cocktail event starts at 17:30, one hour before the movie starts.

Nerve-wracking high-tech thriller about human genetic engineering, ethical twilight zones and the ability to control evolution, spiced up with grand political battles between the US and China. Thought-provoking science fiction from a future we already live in.

Meet director Christian Einshøj along with his two brothers and his parents, who are all involved in the film, in a short conversation after the film's premiere. The conversation will be moderated by journalist Henrik Palle from Politiken. After the film, To Øl will offer a free beer. NB. This event will be in Danish.

Come to Østerbro's most beautiful villa 'Villa Kultur' when we show 'Miúcha, the Voice of Bossa Nova' and host a Q&A with the director and then fill the room with the sounds of iconic Brazilian samba and jazz. It will be possible to buy drinks in Villa Kultur's own atmospheric bar.

Meet film director Sunshine Jackson, producer Clare Beavis and say hello to the lead role and master thief above them all, Pål Enger, after the film's world premiere. The conversation is moderated by the Oscar-winning director Asif Kapadia ('Amy', 'Diego Maradona'), who is also the Executive Producer of the film.

After the film, To Øl will offer a free beer.

José González was at the center of the resurgence of folk music at the start of the millennium. Now he's visiting the festival with film, Q&A and his live acoustic songs.

A surreal journey into singer José González's inner world of thoughts and shadows. Staged with dark humour in the picturesque Swedish countryside around his home with Ruben Östlund's regular creative partners behind the camera.

After the premiere you will be able to meet the director in a conversation about the making of the film.

Meet the film's director Lea Glob and the protagonist, the Danish-French artist Apolonia Sokol, in a conversation after the screening of the film. Afterwards, To Øl will invite audiences for a free beer.