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Tue Steen Müller
Previous founder/editor of the DOX magazine. Born 1947, Tue worked with short and documentary films for over 20 years at the Danish Film Board. He wrote articles for national and international newspapers and magazines, co-founded Balticum Film and TV Festival, Filmkontakt Nord, Documentary of the EU and European Documentary Network. Tue has given documentary courses and seminars in more than 40 countries. From its foundation in 1996, director of EDN. From 2006, a freelance consultant and teacher in Danish and European documentary matters, until 2009 Head of Studies at IDF's Ex Oriente Film. Teacher at Baltic Sea Forum, programme consultant for film festivals as Magnificent7, DocsBarcelona. From September 2007, a teacher at the Zelig Documentary Film School, Italy. Several awards. See www.filmkommentaren.dk.

  • Leacock’s non-intervention

    The exciting life of a true documentarian.

  • A documentary about passion, love and ambition

    Slavik (34), former world champion in Latin American dancing is making a last and final comeback

  • The Syrian revolution

    Everyone has become a journalist in Syria now.

  • Megacities

    Today an explosion of huge megacities is posing serious local and global challenges: equality, pollution, sustainability, climate, space and infrastructure. The documentary series Cities on Speed focuses on megacity citizens from different backgrounds and with different stories. “When someone is sick, you call a doctor. But who do you call when a city is on…

  • Suppressed people fighting for their freedom

    The title refers to the demonstrations on Kalinovski Square after the election on 19 March 2006 where Lukashenko “created” his victory with almost 90% of the votes!

  • ARTE : FACES OF EUROPE

    Arte has launched “Faces of Europe”, an impressive series of half-hour docs documenting how we live, broadcast each weekday at 6.30 p.m.

  • ARTE 2007: The Cultural Channel of Europe

    By contrast with most other European public service channels, Arte still keeps flying the European flag of culture.

  • Film about the power and vitality of art

    What a joyful visit to a cemetery! From the very beginning of this film, I felt at home in the universe that Heddy Honigmann creates among the dead and the living

  • POV: Time to Infiltrate TV

    Just came back from Documentary in Europe in Bardonecchia. Fine experience. Good film programme, many people, high quality projects for pitching, nice atmosphere in a small but good panel of committed editors from European (and one Canadian) channels.

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