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Danish director returned to his indie roots amid personal tragedy to make his most life-affirming film, an Oscar contender for both best director and international feature.
Danish filmmaker gets through his daughter's death with help from his cast and crew Gregory Ellwood © (Henrik Ohsten / Samuel Goldwyn Films) Mads Mikkelsen reteams with director Thomas Vinterberg for "Another Round," a film that looks at the impact of alcohol on its characters. (Henrik Ohsten / Samuel Goldwyn Films) A conversation with Thomas Vinterberg about his celebrated new film, “Another Round,” starts typically like any other. His inspiration? A realization that so many of history’s major accomplishments in numerous fields were by people who were, for lack of a ...
Print A conversation with Thomas Vinterberg about his celebrated new film, “Another Round,” starts typically like any other. His inspiration? A realization that so many of history’s major accomplishments in numerous fields were by people who were, for lack of a better description, extremely intoxicated. “So many boozers,” Vinterberg says with what we can only imagine is a smile on the other line of a transatlantic conversation. “I found it fascinating that this socially accepted substance can elevate people to do very inspirational and fantastical things and yet can still kill peo...
13 December 2020 Share with: Thomas Vinterberg's acclaimed new movie Another Round has swept the European Film Awards, landing three prizes, including Best Actor for Mads Mikkelsen. Vinterberg also picked up Best European Film and Best Screenwriter, alongside Tobias Lindholm. The win cements the Danish movie as a favourite for the Foreign Language film Oscar next year. The project, about a group of teachers who pledge to stay drunk to test a theory that modest inebriation opens minds, has been a favourite at this year's film festivals. Accepting the Best Film honour at the virtual EFA ceremon...
'Another Round' Wins Big at 2020 European Film Awards Movie The Danish movie starring Mads Mikkelsen has dominated the European Film Awards, taking home three coveted honors including Best Actor for the male lead. Dec 13, 2020 Another Round" has swept the European Film Awards, landing three prizes, including Best Actor for Tobias Lindholm. The win cements the Danish movie as a favourite for the Foreign Language film Oscar next year (21). The project, about a group of teachers who pledge to stay drunk to test a theory that modest inebriation opens minds, has been a favourite at this year's...