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Carl Th. Dreyer
The Skeleton Hand
(Alexander Christian, DK, 1915)
Dagmar
(Rasmus Ottesen, DK, 1912)
The Leap to Death
Misjudgement
(Alexander Christian, DK, 1917)
Convict No. 113
(Holger-Madsen, DK, 1917)
Master of the House
(Carl Th. Dreyer, DK, 1925)
The Storstrøm Bridge
(Carl Th. Dreyer, DK, 1950)
Biography - Extended
Carl Theodor Dreyer is the most important director in Danish cinema. In international film history, too, he ranks as one of the greatest artists of all time. Born out of wedlock, Dreyer was adopted…
The Journalist
Dreyer’s road to film went through journalism. He began his working life as a young reporter in 1909/1910-1915, before going into the film business. Later, in the years 1936-1941, when he had an…
Birgitte Federspiel
Birgitte Federspiel plays the role of Inger, Mikkel’s wife, in The Word (1955).
Ebbe Neergaard
Ebbe Neergaard was a writer and one of Dreyer's very few friends. He wrote the first monograph about Dreyer i 1940 - En Filminstruktørs Arbejde (The Work of a Film Director).
Nordisk Films Kompagni
Dreyer was hired by Nordisk Films Kompagni in April 1913. In the years before World War I, the Danish studio mass-produced films and distributed them the world over. In his first five years at…