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      March 19 – 30, 2025

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          Empire Bio

          Guldbergsgade 29F, 2200 København N

          Directions

          Public transport: The nearest metro station is Nørrebros Runddel. Empire is located in the heart of Nørrebro, and there are also many buses that stop nearby, such as 5C, 1A, 111M, and 350S.

          Parking: The City of Copenhagen has introduced parking ticket machines in Nørrebro as of March 19, 2007. Read more about the applicable rules here.

          Accessibility Guide

          At Empire Bio, wheelchair users are more than welcome. The cinema’s areas offer plenty of space and accessibility, from our entrance area to both the lounge and corridors on the 1st floor.

          Halls 1, 2, and 3 have a wheelchair platform in the middle of the front row.

          When you arrive at the cinema, you should contact the ticket office to arrange the necessary assistance to enter the halls.

          Accessible toilets are available in both the men’s and women’s restrooms.

          Companion: Of course, CPH:DOX has a companion scheme, so you can bring a companion for free to your desired screening. If you want a companion seat, simply contact tickets@cphdox.dk.

          16:30

          Lowland Kids

          Sandra Winther / Denmark & United States / 2025 / World Premiere / 92 min

          + Q&A: Premiere + Q&A

          Premiere followed by Q&A with director Sandra Williams on her experience on shooting in a region that is shrinking with each passing day.
          Language: English

          The waters are rising in the American South. Two young people watch the only world they know disappear before their eyes in a sensuous film about leaving childhood behind.

          Silent Observers

          Eliza Petkova / Bulgaria & Germany / 2024 / 95 min

          A dark and deeply original film about superstition in a Bulgarian village where the bewitched farm animals are silent witnesses to a human tragicomedy. Documentary meets folk horror with a wry sense of humor.

          If I Die Today

          Camilla Arlien / Denmark / 2025 / World Premiere / 98 min

          + Debate: From punishment to a new start: How do we give ex-criminals a second chance?

          How ​​do we help ex-criminals like the film's protagonist Jannik move on? Panel discussion on resocialization, barriers and new solutions for young people who want to change their lives.
          Language: Danish

          Seven years in the life of a troubled young man. From his time in prison for attempted murder, to his time as a hopeful parolee, to his fatal decision.

          18:30

          Apocalypse in the Tropics

          Petra Costa / Brazil / 2024 / 110 min

          + Talk: Film language and apokalypsis with the director

          Experience the director Petra Costa in conversation about her newest film “Apocalypse in the Tropics” with Sissel Morell Dargis (“Balomania”) and DOX:CONNECT’s Oskar Lauge Dahlberg, when they critically assess the film’s composition based on the Book of Revelation. “Apocalypse in the Tropics” is an essayistic exploration of Brazil’s soaring evangelization, that takes upon itself with great interest the prophetic-apocalyptic visions from the final book of the Bible. The panel will question: How do you tell a good story? How do you frame reality as a documentary film director? And, can a film have its own logic?
          Language: English

          Five years after her Academy-Award nominated ‘The Edge of Democracy’, Petra Costa dives into Brazil’s political inferno, brilliantly exposing the apocalyptical clash between religion and democracy.

          19:00

          Matabeleland

          Nyasha Kadandara / Zimbabwe, Kenya & Botswana / 2025 / World Premiere / 70 min

          + Talk: The legacy of Robert Mugabe and the Gukurahundi massacre

          After the film, director Nyasha Kadandara and cast member Shari Eppel talk about Zimbabwe's ghosts from the past and the work of identification and reburials after Gukurahundi. The conversation is moderated by professor Amanda Hammar (KU).
          Language: English

          In the shadow of a forgotten massacre, an immigrant haunted by his father’s unburied spirit sets out to break a family curse, confronting both past horrors and his own troubled legacy.

          À demain sur la Lune

          Thomas Balmès / France / 2025 / World Premiere / 80 min

          Q&A in presence of director Thomas Balmès

          An ordinary woman finds hope and an unexpected friend in her last months on Earth. A sensual film about life and death, where gratitude gets the last word.

          21:15

          Predators

          David Osit / United States / 2025 / International Premiere / 96 min

          Q&A in presence of director David Osit

          Vigilante justice, journalism and ethical gray zones were challenged in a controversial TV show that lured male pedophiles into the public spotlight. But did the show cast its own long shadows?

          The Shards

          Masha Chernaya / Georgia & Germany / 2024 / 89 min

          A personal story about death and love in the context of contemporary Russia of the last 2 years.

          Trans Memoria

          Victoria Verseau / Sweden & France / 2024 / 72 min

          Gender affirming transition is portrayed with nerve and a deep sense of presence in a personal film diary where the ghosts of the past still haunt the present.