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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.

  • Boy looking at himself for the first time

    A child in front of the mirror, looking at himself. A small boy not old enough to know that he is looking at himself.

  • NEW ENGLISH DOC SERIES: Bringing Back the Classic Qualities

    With the five-part series “A Very English Village”, Luke Holland brings back the non-sensational, classic human-documentary approach that used to be a mark of quality for the British documentary.

  • ARUNAS MATELIS: Portrait

    Arunas Matelis, one of Lithuania’s most original documentary directors, takes a personal, playful approach to filmmaking.

  • The many faces of a dictatorship

    We know what was happening in Portugal for decades under the dictatorial Salazar regime.

  • ZAGREB – BELGRADE: Magnificent Doc Initiatives

    Serbia and Croatia, two countries still outside the EU, are fighting for a place on the international doc scene.

  • Episodic journey from North to South

    Five short films sharing the same theme are put together to form one long documentary.

  • HANS ROBERT EISENHAUER

    "I agree totally that documentaries in public service television are one of the most important parts of the programme,” says Hans Robert Eisenhauer, ARTE’s Head of Theme Evenings since 1991 and also the Deputy Programme Director.

  • What happens in Argentina?

    The political documentary film is back. Some will say that it never went away, and they may be right. Nevertheless, I will argue that it is more visible now than it has been since the 1970s.

  • 5554

    The story of a man and his dream

    Bulgaria. A home for psychologically challenged men. A doctor who is constantly on the move to improve the conditions of the men in the home. Every possibility must be looked into.

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