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The mOOnbird: Olaf

MR Blackman slips beneath the veil of the ordinary into a nightlife full of eerie vignettes and lonely souls for The mOOnbird’s track Olaf. “In an open

Asides, Music

Washed Out: All I Know

When the girl you love cuts you loose and shacks up with some older guy, the only thing to do is hit the road with your best buddy and try to put the miles

Film Festival, Live Action, Podcasts

DN LFF2013: Northwest – Michael Noer

Danish director Michael Noer’s newest feature Northwest depicts just how fast petty disputes can spiral out of control for a pair of brothers caught up in

Animation, Asides

Biomorph

Shifting focus from the devout recently deceased back to the realm of sci-fi where we first discovered him with E.T.A., Danish director Henrik Bjerregaard

Art & Fashion, Music, Podcasts

DN289: Paralyze – Anders Malmberg

In Paralyze, the first music video to come from Jannis Noya Makrigiannis’ musical project Choir of Young Believers, Danish director Anders Malmberg entrances

Music

Broke feat Mø: Let The Youth Go Mad

Intensity builds alongside Broke’s relentless beats in Ian Isak Ploug Ochoa’s jumpstyle promo for Let The Youth Go Mad.

Art & Fashion

Han Kjøbenhavn SS13

Conceived with Han Kjøbenhavn for the SS13 Collection, director Casper Balslev portrays a bizarre world of rivalry played out in underground furry fighting

Music

Rhye: Open (Take 2)

Jennifer Nies gaves us her steamy version last year but now Daniel Kragh-Jacobsen steps forward with a new take on Rhye’s Open. I say new, but the promo

Animation

The Reward

Lighting up Vimeo with over half a million views since it was released just over a week ago, Bachelor film project The Reward from The Animation Workshop takes

Music

Rhye: The Fall

A man lives out the dual realities of his vibrant past and stymied present in Daniel Kragh-Jacobsen’s pathos filled yet sublimely measure promo for The

Animation

The Animation Workshop Trailer Project

The fruits from The Animation Workshop's trailer project do a brilliant job of maintaining the spirit of the originals whilst imaginatively restaging them

Animation

Where Did The Night Go

In his tribute to Gil Scott-Heron, Steffen K uses abstract graphics to animate the early hours restlessness of track Where Did The Night Go.

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