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What happens to the many unaccompanied refugee children that disappears from the Danish asylum centres year after year? In DREAMING OF DENMARK director Michael Graversen follows the fate of one of these young boys on the shady side of European society. Wasiullah lives like any other young man. He hangs out with his friends, cracks jokes, takes selfies, and flirts with girls. Denmark has become his home after spending three years in a children's asylum center, arriving alone as a young boy from Afghanistan. But as Wasi turns eighteen and his application for asylum is rejected, he is forced...

LONDON: UK newspaper The Guardian released a documentary film on Friday that tells the story of Aya Abu-Daher, a 19-year-old Syrian refugee in Denmark whose residence permit was revoked, leaving her facing deportation. “Sending Aya Back,” directed by Michael Graversen, follows Abu-Daher’s journey to Denmark and the events that unfolded after she received her deportation notice

04/04/2022 - Lena Karbe's Black Mambas won the FACT:AWARD, Ivalo Frank's The Last Human got the NORDIC:DOX Award, Lea Najjar's Kash Kash - Without Feathers We Can't Live bagged the NEW:VISION Award

04/04/2022 - Lena Karbe's Black Mambas won the FACT:AWARD, Ivalo Frank's The Last Human got the NORDIC:DOX Award, Lea Najjar's Kash Kash - Without Feathers We Can't Live bagged the NEW:VISION Award

Nataša Urban’s The Eclipse (pictured) was declared the winner of CPH:DOX’s main international competition section on Friday (April 1), as the Copenhagen documentary festival entered the final weekend of its ...