14 October 2020 Factual 59 mins
Documentary on the rise and fall of the Danish silent film industry.
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Liv Thomsen as Self – Host
Lars-Martin Sørensen as Self – Interviewee
Anne Schwartz as Self – Interviewee
Ole Olsen as Self (archive footage)
Elith Pio as Self – Interviewee (archive footage)
Lotte Thrane as Self – Interviewee
Clara Pontoppidan as Self – Interviewee (archive footage)
Asta Nielsen as Self – Interviewee (archive footage)
Carl Theodor Dreyer as Self (archive footage)
Liv Thomsen Director
Laura Angelou Editor
Laura Angelou Title Graphics
Liv Thomsen Writer
Klaus Nedergaard Director of Photography
Lasse Rosenquist Bækkel Assistant Editor
Paul Colcer Title Graphics
Per Buhl Ács Sound Mixer
Dror Kasinsky Camera Operator
Sex, sensationer og superstjerner - Historien om dansk stumfilm Trailer
Sex, Sensations & Superstars: The History of Danish Silent Cinema Trailer
Denmark 14 October 2020
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