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Carl Th. Dreyer: My Metier
Torben Skjødt Jensen’s elegant documentary is a collage of memories and reflections on one of cinema’s greatest directors. Visually rich and densely layered, Carl Th. Dreyer—My Metier illuminates an artist too little understood and too important to overlook. Through interviews, historical writings, and rare archival footage, a portrait of Dreyer emerges: an austere perfectionist, yes, but also a passionate man possessing a genuine sense of humor.
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Torben Skjødt Jensen’s elegant documentary is a collage of memories and reflections on one of cinema’s greatest directors. Visually rich and densely layered, Carl Th. Dreyer—My Metier illuminates an artist too little understood and too important to overlook. Through interviews, historical writings, and rare archival footage, a portrait of Dreyer emerges: an austere perfectionist, yes, but also a passionate man possessing a genuine sense of humor.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Prami Larsen, Torben Skjødt Jensen
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Runtime:96 minutes
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Torben Skjødt Jensen
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Henning Jensen
Dreyer's Voice
Henning Bendtsen
Interview Subject
Helene Falconetti
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Birgitte Federspiel
Interview Subject
Preben Lerdorff Rye
Interview Subject
Lisbeth Movin
Interview Subject
Baard Owe
Interview Subject
Jørgen Roos
Interview Subject
Axel Strøbye
Interview Subject
Carl Theodor Dreyer
Himself
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