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Martin Garde Abildgaard. Director: A Beautiful Curse. Martin Garde Abildgaard is a writer and director from Copenhagen, Denmark. His debut feature A Beautiful Curse premiered at Cinequest Film Festival in March 2021, where it also won the New Visions Feature Film Competition. Martin is also known for his award winning shorts Lovebirds, Future Ruins, Organ, Hypoxia, Friday and America. In 2016 ...
Aug 30, 2015 · Winner: Martin Garde Abildgaard. 30 August 2015. We catch up with Martin Garde Abildgaard whose mesmerising film, Hypoxia, captured the jury’s attention at Cannes this year. Your poetic and surreal film is about the suffocating nature of stress. Was this story of a woman transferring between two parallel worlds of above and under water your ...
Iben Hjejle has starred in a range of Danish movies, including a Dogme 95 film and Danish-produced action films such as Old Men in New Cars. She played the Swedish Queen Sofia Magdalena in SVT's successful period drama production of The Marriage of Gustav III (2001). Hjejle also appeared in such films as Portland (1996), Mifune's Last Song ...
Martin Garde Abildgaard. Director: A Beautiful Curse. Martin Garde Abildgaard is a writer and director from Copenhagen, Denmark. His debut feature A Beautiful Curse premiered at Cinequest Film Festival in March 2021, where it also won the New Visions Feature Film Competition. Martin is also known for his award winning shorts Lovebirds, Future Ruins, Organ, Hypoxia, Friday and America. In 2016 ...
About. Martin Garde Abildgaard is a writer and director based in Copenhagen. His debut feature film A BEAUTIFUL CURSE has been screened at 20+ international film festivals and won the Grand Jury Prize for Best Feature Film at. the 31st Cinequest Film Festival (USA), Galacticat Festival de Cinema (ESP), Paris International Film Festival (FR)
Apr 2, 2021 · A Beautiful Curse film from director Martin Garde Abildgaard could very easily be seen as a pandemic film , but it was produced a year before. Awards. Academy Awards;
The director Martin Garde Abildgaard always had a great fascination of God's own country, America, where the right to carry a gun is more important than the right to health insurance. Over four years he interviewed 9/11 survivors, shooting maniacs from Texas, confused teenagers, crazy comedians and many other American destinies.
