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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.

  • DOCU-SOCCER

    TUE STEEN MÜLLER convinced the editor-in-chief that football and documentaries have a lot in common!

  • DOCUMENTARY IRANIAN STYLE

    Women and the variety of ethnic communities are two of the most frequent themes dealt with in Iranian documentaries where the tradition for poetry overshadows journalism.

  • People who take soccer very, very seriously

    It documents the realities of the game as perceived by soccer aficionados in Austria but also in the countries against which Austria played: Cameroon, Chile and Italy.

  • LUIS BUñUEL-100 YEARS: Zero in Conduct

    A homage to Luis Buñuel on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of his birth by Tue Steen Müller.

  • “Sir” and “Madam” love each other

    This film follows a number of former lovers who are currently in a state of war

  • FROM INSIDE: Balkan Stories

    Historical conflicts are always a popular -and important- topic for documentaries, as is the case with the war in former Yugoslavia

  • NICK FRASER: There is Typing and There is Writing

    EDN director Tue Steen Müller and BBC "Storyville" editor Nick Fraser went on-line to have an e-mail chat about their common passion

  • TEN YEARS LATER: New Times in Riga

    Ivars Seleckis has made a sequel to The Crossroad Street, his film from ten years ago about the inhabitants of Crossroad Street in Riga

  • CENSORSHIP?: On Behalf of the Audience!

    Italian Broadcaster RAI refuses to air "The Gulf War Syndrome", a controversial documentary which they themselves commissioned and paid for

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