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A Windsor program that helps connect cancer patients to clinical trials is now planning to expand after receiving its first national grant. The Clinical Trials Navigator program, founded by Caroline Hamm, helps people with cancer find alternative and experimental treatments by connecting them to clinical trials that they are eligible for. The program was also developed alongside former Windsor Regional Hospital board chair and cancer patient Ron Truant."What we do is we navigate a system th...

Love should come with a warning label: love can kill you. Love can be quite dangerous if you let it take advantage of you. Netflix has revealed an

Boys, a young adult series created and directed by Jonas Risvig, is set to be Viaplay’s latest Danish original.

Mette Rio will serve as the production designer. (The article continues below - Commercial information) Commenting on the project, director Barbara Rothenborg said: “To me, Loving Adults is a dark and twisted, thrilling yet sexy film about what terrible things we men and women can end up doing to each other, if pushed too far... It’s about the very thin line between love and hate – and how jealousy and bitterness can bring out the worst in all of us. It’s a subject matter Ive always fo...

Mette Rio will serve as the production designer. (The article continues below - Commercial information) Commenting on the project, director Barbara Rothenborg said: “To me, Loving Adults is a dark and twisted, thrilling yet sexy film about what terrible things we men and women can end up doing to each other, if pushed too far... It’s about the very thin line between love and hate – and how jealousy and bitterness can bring out the worst in all of us. It’s a subject matter Ive always fo...

Mette Rio will serve as the production designer. (Larticle continue plus bas - Inf. publicitaire) Commenting on the project, director Barbara Rothenborg said: “To me, Loving Adults is a dark and twisted, thrilling yet sexy film about what terrible things we men and women can end up doing to each other, if pushed too far... It’s about the very thin line between love and hate – and how jealousy and bitterness can bring out the worst in all of us. It’s a subject matter Ive always found ex...

Netflix Orders Loving Adults as First Danish Film Original Elsa Keslassy, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Netflix has ordered “Loving Adults,” its first Danish language film starring Dar Salim (“Borgen,” “Game of Thrones”) and Sonja Ricther (“The Bridge”), with Barbara Rothenborg (“White Sand”) on board to direct. The thriller is being produced by Marcella Dichmann for SF Studios, the company behind Netflix original series “Snabba Cash” and Netflix’s first Swedish fi...

Courtesy Of Netflix RITES OF SPRING A desolate island may hold the key to a 21-year-old mystery in this Danish series. Our streaming entertainment options are overwhelming — and not always easy to sort through. Recently, I was telling a friend about the interesting Danish high school graduation customs documented in 2021 Oscar winner Another Round. (Oral exams on philosophy! Very...

The Marthas Vineyard Times Three friends take cooking lessons “The Food Club,” a comedy featuring seniors, is screening virtually at the M.V. Film Society this week. Directed by Barbara Topsøle-Rothenborg, it describes the misadventures of three Danish women of a certain age at a cooking school in Puglia, Italy. Much like “Under the Tuscan Sun” or “Made in Italy,” it takes the viewers to scenically beautiful Italy, this time with Maria (Karoline Hamm), Berling (Stina Ek...

Equinox review - The Da Vinci Code meets Scandi-noir Netflix’s Danish series casts a spell of sorts – just try not to think too hard about the ludicrous plot Danica Curcic in Equinox … easily binged. Photograph: Tine Harden/Netflix Danica Curcic in Equinox … easily binged. Photograph: Tine Harden/Netflix Wed 30 Dec 2020 03.00 EST The blackest days of winter might feel like the ideal time for another bracing shot of cool Scandi-noir, but Netflix’s Danish series Equinox has no chill. No...