I hvert fald den bedste danske film nogensinde!

I agree.

Jeg er enig i at det er den bedste danske film nogensinde. Men jeg ved ikke om man ligefrem kan sammenligne Kim Bodnia med Robert De Niro.

Top 10 Danish Movies (in alphabetical order)

Arven
Bleeder
Blinkende Lygter
Brødre
Elsker Dig For Evigt
Festen
Italiensk For Begyndere
Nattevagten
Pusher
Pusher II

Danska filmer är så in i helvete mycket bättre än svenska och jag verkligen avgudar danskarna för detta. (rätt så skumt eftersom jag är Malmöbor dessutom)
Dogma-filmerna är nog bland det bästa som finns.

Bästa tre danska filmerna jag sett

Riget 1 och 2
Pusher
Festen


Dogville är en av mina favoriter dessutom, vet inte bara hur pass dansk man kan säga den är, filmad i Sverige och med amerikanska/brittiska skådespelare.
Måste se mer filmer från Danmark!

Absolut! Kanonfilm, svenska filmer blir inte såhär bra.

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Here is a perspective on Danish films from an Amerikaner living in the northwest US. Although the number of DVD releases (NTSC, Region 1) of Danish films has seemed to increase somewhat over the last few years, we really never received that many to begin with. We have an international film fest every year here in Portland that usually includes 1 – 3 Danish films. And then there is the “art house” releases that trickle in throughout the year (Efter Brylluppet is currently showing, may '07), which seems to introduce around maybe another 3 – 5 movies per year. Even as big as movies like Dancer in the Dark and Breaking the Waves are, they still only get art house release for the most part.

The films below were most likely initially released in either of the two ways mentioned above, and if the good folks in accounting think there is profit-potential, they’ll release the film as a video as well.

These were released on DVD here and can usually be found in one video store or another:
- Arven (very powerful ending, own it)
- Brodre (ditto, timely topic, beautifully transferred to DVD, own it)
- Festen (this and Mifune were the two most popular Dogme films released here)
- Mifune (the filmmaking approach is what I like most about this one)
- Riget 1 (own it, love it, they haven’t released the second series on DVD here)
- Green Butchers (a twisted fairy tale that I thought was okay. Own it. I wonder if the Bond producers got the idea of casting Mads as a villain from seeing his performance here)
- In Kina Spise... (sorry, but didn’t float my boat, although I do own it)
- Pusher 1-3 (they’ve recently released the entire Pusher series here as a nice boxed set. Own it. It’s interesting to see Refn’s development as a director between P1 and P2. It's also interesting to watch Danmark become more multi-cultural)
- Italiansk for Be… (that Jesper C. is a chameleon, and glad that he still gets excellent roles, small and large)
- De Fem benspaend (fascinating)
- Blinkende Lygter (what was the meaning of the color blue and the crosses in the windows during the flashback to youth scenes? Touching story with some hygge (all scenes in the finished restaurant) and wacky humor thrown in)
- Nattens engel (not over the top enough ;D )
- En Kort en lang (okay)
- Babette's Gaeste... (classic, own it)
- Pele Erobreren (this and Babette heralded the first wave (not including CT Dreyer, of course) of Danish cinema here. Then it was fairly quiet until Breaking, Festen, Mifune, and Dancer)

I’ve rented these on VHS from a local video store
- Sofie
- Dansen med Regitze (Karl Aage!)
- Idioterne (uncensored)
- Bleeder

Have seen at local film fest
- Her i Naerheden
- Italiansk for Be…

We don't see too many films coming from Sverige anymore. What's going on up there?

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I cannot believe nobody on this thread has mentioned Dreyer.