A film about the making of Jesper Just’s large-scale public video artwork in Aarhus, where artistic vision meets political decisions and economic realities in the struggle over how public art is shaped.

With a matchbox-sized elf, cartoonist Hanne Hastrup escapes into fantasy and, with her husband Jannik, creates the iconic Cirkeline films—telling the story of the invisible woman behind Denmark’s beloved children’s universe.

Handball icon Mikkel Hansen reveals, for the first time, his life off the court—exploring identity, family, loneliness, and his hopes for life after handball.

A portrait of Christian Lemmerz, following his artistic process, existential reflections, and the creation of the bronze statue ‘Lazarus’ in Italy.

Queen Margrethe and director Bille August show how they worked on the details of the sets and costumes for the film adaptation of Karen Blixen’s Ehrengard.

Olafur Eliasson between 2004-2009 during the creation of the New York waterfalls and the MoMA exhibition ‘Take Your Time’, where light, space, and perception drive his artistic exploration.

Queen Margrethe in her artistic space, where brushes, paper cuttings, and scenography reveal a rare insight into her creative process beyond royal duties.

Aboard the royal ship Dannebrog, young naval cadets are followed from training to the 2021 summer voyage, where military discipline, community, and personal growth meet the living traditions of the Royal House.

A film about Sophia Kalkau and the making of ‘The Egyptian Egg’ and ‘The Marble Column’, where a search for silence, balance, and form drives her artistic practice.

Crown Prince Frederik struggles to find his own path in a role chosen for him, on a journey through duty, identity, and love that shapes his place within a historic institution.

An intimate portrait of Roepstorff, following her experimental art projects and personal journey from Berlin back to her family home in Denmark.

Queen Margrethe in a rare intimate portrayal of life as both monarch and individual, where duty, everyday life, and personal reflections intertwine in a changing time for the Royal House.