10:00
Inside Kabul + Fatherland
Cinemateket
Meet young people from DFUNK's storytelling network
DFUNK (Danish Refugee Council Youth) has a large storytelling network of young people with refugee experience who are trained to tell their personal stories. Each of their stories is unique, but they all have in common that they have experienced fleeing their home country and building a new life in Denmark. At the screening you can meet one of the young storytellers and hear his or her story. There will be time for a short conversation after the presentation. NB. This event will be in Danish.
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10:30
Conversation about Cyborg Feminism
What is a cyborg? And what does it mean to have a human body with technological improvements? Meet the film's director Carey Born in conversation with writer, filmmaker and cyborg Sebastian Cordes and project manager and special consultant at the National Centre for Ethics Frej Klem Thomsen, as we explore Donna Haraway's concepts of cyborg feminism and the (technological) human of the future. The conversation is moderated by journalist at Weekendavisen, Kristoffer Lottrup. Presented in collaboration IDA.
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87 min
12:00
Bravehearts
Grand Teatret
Meet the director
Meet the film's director Mette Korsgaard and founder of Joannahuset Jette Wilhelmsen in a short conversation after the screening of the film. NB. This event will be in Danish.
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71 min
13:00
The Pavillion + The Color of Ice
Nationalmuseet
Talk show: The sound and colour of ice
What does ice sound like, what colours does it have and what is hidden deep inside? Listen to the sound of the melting ice sheet as we open our science talk show with Jacob Kirkegaard's audio work 'Icefall'. Then we dive into the colours of the ice with director Anders Graver, the temperature and texture of the ice with scientist William Colgan, what's hiding in the ice with Research Professor in Arctic Archaeology Bjarne Grønnow from Nationalmuseet, and how people live on the ice with Inuit storyteller Navarana K'Avigak. It's all about climate change, but it's all based on the ice, in a lively talk show format that incorporates light, sound and colour. The talk show is hosted by Daniel Flendt Dreesen, partner at Green Behavior.
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14:00
Veloropa Podcast Live
Kom til live podcastshow med Veloropa Podcast, når de tre velofiler, Claus Elming, Kim Plesner og Stefan Djurhuus tager føringen og leder os igennem den legendariske fortælling om, hvad der af mange betegnes som det bedste Tour de France nogensinde - Tour de France 1989.
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96 min
14:00
The Last Rider
The incredible story of cyclist Greg LeMond, who returned from the brink of death with a bullet hole in his stomach to haunt the Tour de France. A thrilling epic about one of the greatest and most inspiring comebacks in sporting history.
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30 min
14:30
Meet the directors + drinks
After the screening the film crews will invite you for a drink and salty snacks in Asta Bar.
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15:30
Does Greenland belong at the National Museum?
Meet the film's protagonist, lawyer and activist Aaju Peter in conversation with Greenlandic and Arctic consultant Ivalo Olsvig and Head of Research at the National Museum Christian Sune Pedersen about the meaning of "national" in a museum context with a focus on Greenland and Denmark. The conversation is moderated by CEO of Nordatlantisk Hus og Det Grønlandske Hus i Odense Nauja Bianco. Presented in collaboration with IDA.
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92 min
16:00
TICKET BUNDLE
Buy this Bundle and get access to Hivemind (16:00) and Zizi & Me (17:30) performances in Mezzaninen on March 19
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60 min
16:15
Meet Muhammad Rabbani + free drinks
After the premiere, meet director Kate Stonehill and the film's protagonist, human rights activist Muhammad Rabbani, in conversation with CBS professor Mikkel Flyverbom, a member of the Data Ethics Council and chair of the government's expert group on tech giants. The conversation will be moderated by IDA, the Danish Engineering Association's chief consultant on IT, artificial intelligence and data ethics Grit Munk. The debate is presented in cooperation with IDA. After the film you can enjoy a free drink from To Øl. Non alcoholic drinks will be available too.
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82 min
16:30
After Work
Grand Teatret
Meet Erik Gandini and Meqdad Al Kout
After the film's world premiere, you can meet director Erik Gandini and the film's charismatic actor, Meqdad Al Kout, who talk about the pseudo-working conditions in Kuwait, where everyone is guaranteed a job, but no one has anything to do.
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81 min
16:30
Revir
Empire Bio
Meet director Peter Hammer
After the film, To Øl will offer a free beer.
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80 min
16:30
Ringe Rap Live
Join the 'Ringe Rap' podcast live on stage as the three freestylers Mund de Carlo, MC Ollie and Elbanovic get the audience on the beat. These three improv equilibrists have words and they're not afraid to use them.
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90 min
16:30
I Got Words
The heyday of Danish rap seen through Norwegian eyes (and with Norwegian humour!) in an unsentimental film about old friendships and the creative rush when two words suddenly rhyme to the beat of a drum machine.
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40 min
18:30
A Silent Story
Empire Bio
Meet director Anders Skovbjerg Jepsen
Meet director Anders Skovbjerg Jepsen in a short conversation with Helle Cleo Borrowman, Chair person of Landsforeningen Spor, after the film's premiere. NB. This event will be in Danish.
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90 min
18:30
Meet Caspar Eric in conversation
After the screening, you can meet poet and actor in the film Caspar Eric, who has recently released the poetry collection 'Nye Balancer', which he calls 'handicap poems'. Casper talks to disability researcher Emil Falster, who is the author of the book 'Livet med bevægelseshandicap'. The conversation will be sign language interpretated. NB. This event will be in Danish.
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80 min
18:30
Being Seen Seeing + Moving Mountains + String Therapy
Kunsthal Charlottenborg
Meet the directors
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18:45
Meet Krispus Ayena and Oryem Nyeko
After the film, you can meet the film's protagonist, defense lawyer Krispus Ayena, as he engages in a conversation about how to properly judge a case where the accused is both victim and executioner. Ayena will be joined by Ugandan researcher Oryem Nyeko (Human Rights Watch) and former judge with the ICTY (the UN International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia) in The Hague, Frederik Harhoff. The conversation is moderated by journalist and communications manager at the Institute for Human Rights, Jakob Sheikh. Presented in collaboration with Human Rights Watch.
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104 min
19:00
Conversation about transgender children
Why are hormone blockers the right choice for some transgender children and not for others? How can we best support children to make the right choice? And what can we do as society? Meet Morten Emmerik Wøldike, chief consultant and team leader for gender and LGBT+ at the Institute for Human Rights, and Helge Sune Nymand, forperson at FSTB. The conversation will be moderated by activist and debater Marek Azoulay. NB. This event will be in Danish.
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72 min
19:00
Silent Sun of Russia
Empire Bio
Meet director Sybilla Tuxen
Meet director Sybilla Tuxen and the film's cast in a short conversation after the film's premiere.
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80 min
19:30
Meet Eske Willerslev
After the premiere, meet DNA researcher and Adventurer's Club member Eske Willerslev in conversation with the film's director Linus Mørk about the victories and defeats that have shaped Eske's career as one of the world's most renowned geneticists. What wounds from the past do you risk digging into when you try to map the origins of human genera through DNA research? The discussion will be moderated by film director Pernille Rose Grønkjær ('Genetic Me', 2014). NB. This event will be in Danish.
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82 min
19:30
Queer Futures
Absalon
Doc Society x CPH:DOX x Absalon Queer Party
Come party with us! Doc Society’s Queer Now Lab, CPH:DOX and Absalon invite you to our QUEER PARTY - an evening celebrating LGBTQ+ filmmakers, communities, and allies. This party is open to all, and will follow the Queer Futures short film screenings world premiere at Absalon (doors open at 19:30). Our DJ is kicking off at 21:30 - bring your dancing shoes and have a drink on us.
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20:00
Herd Animals + Dear Me – A Letter to My Younger/Older Self + Only in my Head + My First Home + "Feels like…"
Kunsthal Charlottenborg
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20:30
Soviet Bus Stops
Kunsthal Charlottenborg
Meet director Kristoffer Hegnsvad
Meet film director Kristoffer Hegnsvad in a short conversation after the film's world premiere and follow him afterwards into the foyer of Kunsthal Charlottenborg, where several of Christopher Herwig's photographs are exhibited. After the film, To Øl will offer a free beer.
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57 min
21:00
Under the Sky of Damascus
Empire Bio
Meet the film's directors
Meet the film's three directors Heba Khaled, Talal Derki and Ali Wajheed in a short conversation after the film's premiere.
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90 min
21:15
Space talk with Tina Ibsen
After the screening, you can meet Associate Professor, Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen Morten Bo Madsen, DTU Orbit Christina Ayoe Toldbo, and the director of the film Ido Mizrahy in a conversation about what it takes mentally to travel into space and prepare for future human journeys to Mars. The conversation is moderated by Tina Ibsen, astrophysicist and host of the podcast Rumsnak.
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87 min
21:15
And the King Said, What a Fantastic Machine
Empire Bio
Try a Camera Obscura
Before and after the premiere, you can try the world's first camera, the so-called Camera Obscura, in a mobile version brought by the directors themselves. Find it in the Empore Cinema foyer - it's not to be missed - and get the wild optical experience that is the starting point of film history. You can also enjoy a free beer from To Øl. After the film, Mette Sandbye, professor at the Department of Arts and Culture, will talk to the film's two directors.
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85 min
21:30
Innocence
Grand Teatret
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100 min
21:30
Vanitas + Killing Kidding Colliding + Time after Time + Δx = x_f – x_0 + Dark Radiance + The World In Itself
Kunsthal Charlottenborg
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