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Nimbus Film is Denmark's third largest film production company. Nimbus Film has to date produced more than 30 feature films and many shorts and documentaries.
Nimbus Film’s catalog encompasses over 60 films, among them notable works such as Festen and Mifunes. Since their involvement in Denmark’s cinematic new wave, DOGMA, during the ’90s, they have maintained a youthful and creative spirit, consistently delivering a stream of movies and TV shows.
Nimbus Film. @nimbusfilm ‧. ‧. 6.31K subscribers ‧ 168 videos. Watch the latest trailers, interviews and behind the scenes material from Nimbus Film Productions! nimbusfilm.dk and 3 more...
Jan 17, 2023 · Nimbus Film, the Newen Studios-owned Danish production company, has bought a stake in Tall and Small, the outfit behind hit Netflix series such as “The Rain,” “Nisser” and “Chosen.”
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Since 1993 Nimbus Film has produced more than 40 feature films and a host of award winning shorts and has been the engine behind the DOGMA-movement together with Zentropa.
Nimbus Film is a production company based in Frederiksberg, Denmark. Discover new TV shows and movies from Nimbus Film and where you can watch them.
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Nimbus Film was established in 1993 by producers Birgitte Hald og Bo Ehrhardt. Since the beginning the company has handled popular quality films, often in close cooperation with the directors. Nimbus was behind two of the original four Dogme 95 films: Thomas Vinterberg's "The Celebration" (1998) and Søren Kragh-Jakobsen's "Mifune" (1999).
