Det Danske Filminstitut wrote:
A razor, a hand, some white foam, a neck, a man talking, piano notes. A shaving is closely followed.
The title refers to a social democratic slogan.

Jørgen Leth; Ole John - 1965 - Se frem til en tryg tid [DVD-PAL].mkv

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Language(s):Danish
Subtitles:English

The post Jørgen Leth & Ole John – Se frem til en tryg tid AKA Look Forward to a Time of Security (1965) first appeared on Cinema of the World.

Det Danske Filminstitut wrote:
A very special TV production: In the studio, Leth reads from several of his poetry collections, while a subtitle – as in ‘Life in Denmark’ – meticulously, but double-bound, records observations and describes the process. The subtext thus seems to function as a medium for the director’s reflections as the TV film progresses. (…) Alternating with the poetry reading in the studio, the second part of the film consists of snapshots from the 1970 Tour de France stage race, including the cobblestone roads of northern France, Mont Ventoux and the cathedral sprint in Rouen, which is shown three times.’

Jørgen Leth - 1973 - Eddy Merckx i nærheden af en kop kaffe [DVD-PAL].mkv

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Language(s):Danish
Subtitles:English

The post Jørgen Leth – Eddy Merckx i nærheden af en kop kaffe AKA Eddy Merckx in the Vicinity of a Cup of Coffee (1973) first appeared on Cinema of the World.

Det Danske Filminstitut wrote:
An experimental portrait of American jazz pianist Bud Powell. In most of the film, Powell walks the streets of Copenhagen, but there are also excerpts from ‘… a concert recording from Montmartre, where Powell’s fingers and face are studied in a series of beautiful, dark settings while he plays, but without synchronous sound. On the soundtrack, Bud Powell is heard playing, and Dexter Gordon tells a few stories at the beginning and end about Powell and his innovative impact on jazz’

Leth; John; Thorsen - 1963 - Stopforbud [DVD-PAL].mkv

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Runtime: 	11 min 35 s
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https://nitro.download/view/5B09FF0C5EC908B/Leth;_John;_Thorsen_-_1963_-_Stopforbud__DVD-PAL_.mkv

Language(s):English
Subtitles:Danish

The post Jørgen Leth, Ole John & Jens Jørgen Thorsen – Stopforbud AKA Stop for Bud (1963) first appeared on Cinema of the World.

Det Danske Filminstitut wrote:
This film was shot in the autumn of 1967 among European and American hippies in Nepal. We observe the way of life these hippies have chosen to live »outside of society« in the light of the everyday rites and ceremonies of the Nepalese. We see that the hippie movement is not just a caprice of fashion, but a religion. »We have to be here. To meditate. To pray. This way we can turn the atomic bomb into a flower«.

Jørgen Leth; Ole John - 1968 - Nær himlen, nær jorden [DVD-PAL].mkv

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Runtime: 	25 min 32 s
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Language(s):Danish, English, French
Subtitles:English, Danish

The post Jørgen Leth & Ole John – Nær himlen, nær jorden AKA Near the Sky, Near the Earth (1968) first appeared on Cinema of the World.

Quote:
In Per Kirkeby’s set with a blue backdrop beside a woodland lake Lene Adler Petersen pronounces Ophelia’s madness monologue from Hamlet, but she is constantly interrupted by the sound of two wooden blocks and has to start again: “There’s rosemary, that’s for remembrance …” The words thereby rapidly lose their meaning and our interest turns to the specific sounds emerging from Adler Petersen’s lips and the choreographed ways she touches her face. The film starts and ends classically with a zoom in from an establishing shot and a zoom out onto a concluding tableau in which Ophelia throws herself into the lake, but in between the film is experimental, with two cameras on tracks abiding by a carefully conceived but highly impenetrable system. The frame thus changes apparently according to signals from Leth, and occasionally the camera seems to track right off the set into the sylvan wilderness. At its premiere at the Carlton it was shown before Roman Polanski’s Dance of the vampires.

Jørgen Leth - 1968 - Ofelias blomster [DVD-PAL].mkv

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Language(s):Danish
Subtitles:English

The post Jørgen Leth – Ofelias blomster AKA Ophelia’s Flowers (1968) first appeared on Cinema of the World.

Det Danske Filminstitut wrote:
Per Kirkeby og Jørgen Leth om filmen: “Det skal være en smuk film, som helt reelt skildrer naturen, og som også udnytter associationer, der er knyttet til Dyrehaven som begreb. Skelettet er årstidernes skiften, skildret i billeder. Med “billeder” menes enkelte billeder uden anden indbyrdes kontinuitet end den, som selve rammen, årstidernes skiften, giver. Ind i dette skelet bygger vi rent romantiske billeder som et associationsfelt, der ligesom rummer den historiske side af Dyrehaven. Dyrehaven er jo ikke en hvilkensomhelst skov, men en skov, som optager en stor plads i landets kunstneriske bevidsthed.”

…in translation wrote:
Per Kirkeby and Jørgen Leth about the film: ‘It should be a beautiful film that truly depicts nature, and which also utilises associations linked to Dyrehaven as a concept. The skeleton is the changing of the seasons, depicted in images. By ‘images’ we mean individual images without any continuity other than that provided by the frame itself, the changing seasons. Into this skeleton, we build purely romantic images as a field of association that contains the historical side of the Deer Park. After all, Dyrehaven is not just any forest, but a forest that occupies a large place in the country’s artistic consciousness.’

Jørgen Leth; Per Kirkeby - 1970 - Dyrehaven, den romantiske skov [DVD-PAL].mkv

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Language(s):Danish
Subtitles:English

The post Jørgen Leth & Per Kirkeby – Dyrehaven, den romantiske skov AKA The Deer Garden, the Romantic Forest (1970) first appeared on Cinema of the World.

imdb:
An insight into the work by composer and pianist Herman D. Koppel with the American Cantilena Quartet before the first performance of his piano quartet ‘opus 114’ in 1986. The film is shot at Louisiana, the museum of modern art north of Copenhagen, which serves as a setting literally rich in images. The director and founder of the museum, Knud W. Jensen, talks briefly about Louisiana and what art means to man. Herman D. Koppel also plays a piano piece by Carl Nielsen – conveyed in the film as a study in fingers dancing on the keys.

Composer.Meets.Quartet.1987.DVDRip.x264-PTP.mkv

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Language(s):Danish
Subtitles:English, Danish

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