CPH:DOX continues with a third day full of world premieres and special events. Join us for today’s opening parties, meetings with inspiring protagonists, talks with directors and more. We’re looking forward to seeing you!
Don’t miss out on ‘The Rehearsal: A Conversation with Nathan Fielder’
LIVE EVENT
Nathan Fielder is visiting CPH:DOX for a very special evening at Bremen Teater dedicated to his wildly innovative HBO series ‘The Rehearsal’. Fielder broke through with his own take on reality TV with ‘Nathan for You’ in 2013, but with ‘The Rehearsal’ he has not just created arguably the most talked-about series of the last year.
The event will consist of a screening of an episode of his ground-breaking show, followed by a moderated conversation with Fielder about his work with room for questions from the audience. Presented in partnership with HBO.
Dominic Ongwen was just nine years old when the Lord Resistance Army terrorist group in Uganda abducted him and killed his parents. Joseph Kony’s guerrilla group then tortured, brainwashed and forced the boy to kill others. Thirty years later, Ongwen surrendered to the authorities and now stands accused of crimes against humanity at the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
Meet the film’s directors Emil Langballe and Lukasz Konopa in conversation with Ugandan Krispus Ayena, who is the film’s protagonist and defense lawyer for former child soldier Dominic Ongwen. The conversation is moderated by historian of ideas and journalist Oscar Rothstein.
With a massive cigar in the corner of his mouth, a drink in his hand, and an abysmal contempt for his political opponents, Roger Stone is the born advisor to Donald Trump. Stone is a Republican kingmaker with a track-record stretching back to President Nixon, which he has tattooed on his back. With unique access, Christoffer Guldbrandsen has created a film from the very centre of power in the final months of the Trump administration, culminating in the storming of Congress.
Meet director Christoffer Guldbrandsen and cinematographer Frederik Marbell after the film’s world premiere.
Don’t miss out on the world premiere of ‘On the Edge’
FILM + MEET THE FILMMAKER / DOX:AWARD
A young doctor with an exemplary humanist spirit fights a brave battle to hold together the run-down Paris hospital where he works – and to hold his patients together in the process. Nicolas Peduzzi’s new film is a vital, organic and urgent report from inside the institution of psychiatry, and a reminder to take care of ourselves and each other.
Today we open the first of our three extra special stages – the SCIENCE:CINEMA at The National Museum. The evening will continue with the newest documentary from master director, Werner Herzog ‘Theatre of Thought’.
After the screening you can explore the money and economics exhibition Ka-Ching! until 22:00.
The evening continues with our SCIENCE:CINEMAopening party from 21:00 with beers from our friends at To Øl and Troels Abrahamsen’s interactive concert. The concert, supported by Netcompany, is a premiere of the music work ‘Present Company’, which explores machine learning and artificial intelligence.
Check out the full programme for the SCIENCE:CINEMA here and read more about tonight’s event here.
Charlottenborg opening party
JEREMY DELLER EVENING + PARTY
This will be a special evening with one of the most renowned contemporary artists, Jeremy Deller, on the occasion of the opening of the exhibition ‘Welcome to the Shit Show!’ at Kunsthal Charlottenborg, presented in collaboration with CPH:DOX. Join us in a celebration of the rich legacy of live music and club culture.
After a deep dive into the world of music, get ready to dance the night away with a series of captivating DJ sets at the Kunsthal Charlottenborg opening party!
Make sure to check out Deller’s 8 Hour Rock Show – a non-stop, all-day screening of music films at the Mezzanine cinema (Kunsthal Charlottenborg) from 11.30 – 19.30.
19-year-old Reyhaneh Jabbari is sentenced to death by the Iranian clerical regime for murdering the man who tried to rape her.
Meet film director Steffi Niederzoll in conversation with the film’s co-star, human rights activist Shole Pakravan, who is also the mother of the film’s protagonist Reyhaneh, and Parvaneh Hajilou, who was previously herself sentenced to death in Iran.
A beautiful, unsentimental film about femininity, solidarity and the very special community of sauna culture across ages and body shapes, captured with an unusual intimacy.
Dublin’s vibrant folk music depicted in elegant black-and-white at a time when new and old vie for space in the heart of the Irish capital.
After the screening of the film, Annie Hughes will enchant you with mournful Irish folk songs and ballads – sometimes a cappella and sometimes accompanied by guitar. This event is presented with the generous help from the Embassy of Ireland in Denmark.
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