Soon, cinema audiences can again immerse themselves in unsolved murder cases together with Carl Mørck, Rose and Assad from Department Q, when the trio is sent to Bornholm, where an old mystery about a dead girl, hanging from a tree, is brought to life and leads to a secret solar cult on the island. Rasmus Hammerich has landed a supporting role in the film.
Nordisk Film Production just unvieled the very first teaser trailer and poster for 'Boundless' - the sixth film in the Department Q universe based on Jussi Adler-Olsen's successful crime novels. The high-pulsing thriller is directed by Ole Christian Madsen and written by screenwriter Jakob Weis, who here takes a big step with one of the most popular Danish film series in recent times - with Ulrich Thomsen, Sofie Torp and Afshin Firouzi in the three leading roles as the legendary Department Q trio.
'Boundless' is set to premiere in cinemas on February 1, 2024.
SF Studios has begun filming the supernatural thriller CYKOSE with two of the country’s big new talents Zoe Bryan Hertz and August Issac Carter. The film is based on Birgitte Lorentzens book by the same name. CYKOSE is directed by Kari Vidø, written by Birgitte Lorentzsen and Henrik Kristensen.
CYKOSE is based on the first book in Birgitte Lorentzens popular CYKOSE trilogy. The CYKOSE Trilogy has collected huge acknowledgement and is the first Danish novel to be nominated to the prestigious French book award “Le Prix de Incorruptibles”.
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CYKOSE is a dark and intense story about Lulu and Mads, who both have experienced something extreme and supernatural. The meeting between them, leads to a wild and risky search for answers, that ends up having consequences for them both. It is raw realism merged with a supernatural universe.
After a party with a little too many shots, Lulu ends up in the hospital, where she in a near-death-experience sees a crowned girl, screaming for help. When Lulu comes to her senses, the girl is gone. But from this moment, nothing is as it was. It is like someone, or something is following her. At the same time, she meets the infamous, but fascinating Mads, who turns out to be able to see thing, no one else can. Had Lulu known, what would happen and what it would lead to, she would have stayed far away from Mads…
Producer Julie Rix Bomholt says: “It is an incredible and unique opportunity to work with a pure genre film which also touches an important and current theme. Zoe and August ARE Lulu and Mads, and we pinch ourselves to have found two such talented and young actors. They have a very special presence and a mutual intensity that almost sparks. We can’t wait to watch their talent unfold on the camera and on the big screen”.
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21 years old Zoe Bryan Hertz, who portrays the main character Lulu, was first noticed in Jonas Rigsvigs DR-series “Salsa” and again in his criminal-series “Drenge”. It is Zoe’s first big lead, her first movie and first time to play opposite August Issac Carter. August, 25 years old, who portrays Mads, has graduated from Den Danske Scenekunstskole in Copenhagen, and recently got the part of the lead character in the DR3-series “Hooligan”. He has previously had a minor part in Martin Zandvliets “Under sandet” and the Netflix-series “Equinox”. August has just premiered in the award-winning show “Arven” at the royal Danish theatre.
CYKLOSE is filmed in Copenhagen and on Frederiksberg where it began filming this Monday and is set to have last day of filming in the beginning of May. CYKOSE is set to premiere in March 2024.
THE LAST SACRAMENT starring Rasmus Hammerich in the leading role as William is nominated for The Danish Academy Awards - Robert Prisen 2023 in the category 'Best Short Film - fiction/animation'.
The catholic priest William has after a tough up growing devoted his life to the church and God. Before the funeral of a young woman, William is sought up by the deceased father Torben, who confesses disturbing sins, which he has committed though his daughter’s childhood. A suspicion of abuse overwhelms Williams, and when he learns that Torben is now supposed to take care of his grandchild after the death of his daughter, a race against time begins.
The awards show will be on February 4 in Copenhagen.
The popular series about Carl Mørck and Department Q, is returning to the big screen with the film adaption of the 6th book. The new Danish crime thriller 'Boundless' is based on fiction guru Jussi Adler-Olsen’s 'Den Grænseløse'.
Nordisk Film has confirmed that ‘Boundless’ has started filming in the beginning of September 2022, where Rasmus Hammerich has landed a supporting role. The filming takes place in Latvia, Copenhagen and on the Danish island Bornholm, where the movie is also set. The popular duo of Carl Mørck and his assistant Assad is sent on a mission to the Danish island, where an old mystery about a dead girl hanging from a tree is brought to life and leads to a secret solar cult on the island.
Danish director Ole Christian Madsen, credited for the HBO series “Banshee” (2013-16) and WWII drama “Flame & Citron” starring Mads Mikkelsen, has taken up the challenge of bringing Adler-Olsen’s suspenseful universe to the silver screens, working from a script by Jakob Weis.
“’Boundless’ is a thought-provoking and fascinating thriller about revenge, power and submission, but especially about the limitlessness of people. In a world like today that has so many ways never been more limitless, ‘Boundless’ becomes unsettlingly present and current. Jakob Weis has written a nerve-wracking, action-packed and characterful script based on Jussi's book. And I agreed to direct the film because I think it has great potential to be an entertaining and relevant thriller with a creepy look into a fascinating and closed world.” Ole Christian Madsen says about making the movie.
'Boundless' is set to be released in theatres on feburary 1st 2024.
Director Rasmus Heide once again presents one of Denmarks most hilarious comedy movie series, when the fourth movie in the “Alle for“- series, where we follow the brothers Timo and Ralf doing minor criminal heists together and getting themselves into trouble.
Once again, we meet the brothers Timo (Anders W. Berthelsen) and Ralf (Mick Øgendahl). Timo has moved in with his girlfriend Lonnie (Louise Andersson) again, and his and Ralf’s small heists runs perfectly. Just until the day, where Timo finds out that Lonnie’s future doesn’t involve him anymore. Timo now needs all the help he can get to win Lonnie back, and especially from his brother Ralf and their good friend Martin (Jon Lange), who is also a former cop, and now works in the hospital sector. This time, it will be the friends most important heist ever. Rasmus Hammerich plays a supporting role as the girlfriend-stealing Peter, who Lonnie ends up wanting to leave Timo for.
Ramus Heide, who also wrote the script for the third movie, has written the manuscript together with Mick Øgendahl.
The film is produced by Nordisk Film Production, and it premieres on Thursday 11th of August in theatres.
Rasmus Hammerich and the film 'On My Mind' received an Oscar nomination for 2022 Best Live Action Short.
Hammerich plays the lead role in Martin Strange-Hansen's (Oscar-winner in 2003) film about a desperate and loving husband who wants to record a karaoke version of the song his wife loves the most.
On My Mind is produced by Kim Magnusson (nine-times Oscar nominee)
The 2022 ceremony will take place on March 27th, in Hollywood.
Almost two weeks after its initial release on November 28th, the Danish Netflix original series Elves starring Rasmus Hammerich is proving to be a big hit – inside and outside of Denmark.
It has captured a spot in Netflix’ coveted international Top Ten, claiming the 5th rank of all non-English language series worldwide with almost 18 Million hours of streaming https://top10.netflix.com/tv-non-english
The story is exciting: Hoping to reconnect over Christmas, a family of four travels to a remote island in the Danish archipelago, only to find it controlled by members of a strongly religious community living in balance with fierce creatures in the woods revealed to be… elves. Real, monstrous beings that inspired the folklore and myths we all know. When the girl in the family finds and brings home a baby elf, she inadvertently disrupts the balance and throws everyone on the island into a life-or-death battle for faith, family and pure survival.
Rasmus Hammerich was interviewed about his role by Popternative. You can watch the interview here:
Netflix is launching Elves, a new Danish Netflix original series from the creators and the executive producers behind The Rain on November 28th. Elves will bring back the real, monstrous beings that inspired the folklore and myths we all know.
The Danish language series was shot outside of Copenhagen and stars Rasmus Hammerich (A Horrible Woman) – and Ann Eleonora Jørgensen (Ride Upon the Storm), Peder Thomas Pedersen (The Lawyer), Lila Nobel (The Rain) and Lukas Løkken (The Rain).
Hoping to reconnect over Christmas, a family of four travel to a remote island in the Danish archipelago, only to find it controlled by members of a strongly religious community living in balance with fierce creatures in the woods revealed to be… elves. Real, monstrous beings that inspired the folklore and myths we all know. When the girl in the family finds and brings home a baby elf, she inadvertently disrupts the balance and throws everyone on the island into a life-or-death battle for faith, family and pure survival.
The original series is composed of six episodes and set in Denmark and is created and written by Stefan Jaworski (Those Who Kill, The Candidate), directed by Roni Ezra (The New Nurses) and produced by Elise H. Lund for Miso Film. Elves is based on an original idea of Jannik Tai Mosholt and Christian Potalivo (The Rain), who also serve as executive producers together with Peter Bose and Jonas Allen from Miso Film.
Peter Bose, CEO & Producer at Miso Film says: "With our new Netflix show Elves we continue the strong partnership we have been building with Netflix through three seasons of The Rain. Elves is a Christmas horror show exploring the premise ‘What if Elves were real and dangerous? and once again Netflix shows that they dare when others don't. We praise that Netflix opens the doors to new genres which we couldn't afford to develop and produce in the past in our local market. Elves will be shot entirely in the greater area of Copenhagen and we look very much forward to giving Netflix' subscribers a unique take on the Christmas genre".
Tesha Crawford, Director Netflix International Originals Northern Europe: “There are a lot of reasons why we are excited about this new Danish production. First off, teaming up again with our long term partners at Miso Film - who have proven to be such great storytellers. Secondly, tapping into the local myths that have always such great resonance in the Nordic region and being able to transform this into a modern day Christmas story- with a little touch of horror.”
Find more about Elves on Netflix at www.netflix.com/elves
