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Carl Th. Dreyer
Maren’s smile
The most miraculous moment in Danish film history, the resurrection scene in Carl Th. Dreyer’s 'Ordet', invites us to reconsider the sense of wonder which animates the director’s film making.
Jørgen Roos
Jørgen Roos photographed "They Caught the Ferry" (1948), directed Shakespeare og Kronborg (1950), photographed and was credited for the "completion" of "A Castle within a Castle" (1954), and made…
Henning Bendtsen
Henning Bendtsen was director of photography on Ordet and Gertrud. In addition, he photographed around 100 Danish shorts, documentaries and features.
Two People
(Carl Th. Dreyer, SE, 1945)
They Caught the Ferry
(Carl Th. Dreyer, DK, 1948)
The Fight Against Cancer
(Carl Th. Dreyer, DK, 1947)
Hermann Warm and the models for Jeanne D' Arc
11. feb 2010. Dating back to Dreyer’s debut film The President, it’s obvious how much importance the director gave to the sets and how meticulous he was about design, tone and style.
Shoot / Vampyr
The film was shot from around 1 April to mid-October 1930. Not a single set was built for the film.
Bibliography / Vampire
Uhyggen i os selv / Poul Malmkjær. In: Kosmorama, vol. 17, no. 102, 1971, s. 176-179.
Dvd / Vampyr
ReleasesReleased by mk2, 2006 (box with 5 Dreyer-films).
Based on / Day of Wrath
HANS WIERS-JENSSEN: 'ANNE PEDERSDOTTER'. Day of Wrath is based on a play, Anne Pedersdotter (US title: The Witch) by the Norwegian writer Hans Wiers-Jenssen.
Shoot / Day of Wrath
The shoot was preceded by drawn-out negotiations with Nordisk Films Kompagni in Valby.