D-dag (2000) (TV)

User Rating:

4.4/10   

Directors:

Søren Kragh-Jacobsen
Kristian Levring
(more)

Release Date:

1 January 2000 (Denmark)

Genre:

Crime

Plot:

Four people plan to rob a bank on new years eve, where no one will notice because of the celebration.

Plot Keywords:

Bank Robbery

Cast

Nicolaj Kopernikus	...	Niels-Henning
Charlotte Sachs Bostrup	...	Lise
Dejan Cukic	...	Boris
Bjarne Henriksen	...	Carl
Jesper Asholt	...	Jørgen
Helle Dolleris	...	Carl's kone (Line)
Louise Mieritz	...	Lise's søster
Klaus Bondam	...	Receptionist
Therese Glahn	...	Kvinde på Hotelværelse
Thomas Bo Larsen	...	Mand på Hotelværelse
Lasse Lunderskov	...	Selvmorder
Stellan Skarsgård	...	Lise's Mand
Alexander Skarsgård	...	Lise's papsøn
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Tommy Kenter	...	Ulykkelig mand (uncredited)

Directed by
Søren Kragh-Jacobsen
Kristian Levring
Thomas Vinterberg
Lars von Trier

Produced by
Martin Abildgaard	....	promotion producer
Bo Ehrhardt	....	producer

Original Music by
Flemming Nordkrog

Cinematography by
Anthony Dod Mantle
Jesper Jargil
Eric Kress
Henrik Lundø
Jens Schlosser

Film Editing by
Valdís Óskarsdóttir

Production Design by
Sven Wichmann

Costume Design by
Margrethe Rasmussen

Makeup Department
Dorte Jacobsen	....	makeup artist

Production Management
Karen Bentzon	....	production manager
Lea J. Christensen	....	production manager
William Knuttel	....	production manager
Ingrid Kofoed	....	production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Christian Grønvall	....	assistant director
Joakim Höglund	....	first assistant director
Morten Kaufmann	....	assistant director

Art Department
Lars Fog-Møller	....	props
Nicolai Fog-Møller	....	props
Helle Markussen	....	props
Anders Poll	....	props
M. Wan Sputnick	....	assistant property master

Sound Department
Kasper Val Bjerregård Larsen	....	sound (as Søren Bjerregaard)
Kim Dalum	....	sound
Jan Juhler	....	sound
Christian Lund	....	sound
Hans Møller	....	sound mixer
John Nielsen	....	sound
Lars Rasmussen	....	sound
Eddie Simonsen	....	sound
Per Streit	....	sound

Special Effects by
Lars Andersen	....	special effects
Kristoffer Bentzon	....	special effects
Henrik Hjørnholm	....	special effects
Peter Hjorth	....	technical consultant
Jesper Millung	....	special effects

Camera and Electrical Department
Søren Frimodt-Møller	....	first assistant camera
Lars Høgsted	....	still photographer
Aslak Lytthans	....	first assistant camera
Claus Rosenløv Jensen	....	first assistant camera
Marcel Zyskind	....	first assistant camera

Editorial Department
Tove Jystrup	....	post-production coordinator
Nicolaj Monberg	....	off-line editor
Elísabet Ronaldsdóttir	....	assistant editor
Vagn Rose	....	assistant editor
Anne Weyde	....	colorist

Other crew
Mie Andreasen	....	production assistant
Lea J. Christensen	....	runner
Camilla Valentin Dahl	....	production assistant (as Camilla Dahl)
Meta Louise Foldager	....	production assistant
Peter Hjorth	....	technical consultant
Signe Jensen	....	production coordinator
Kristina Kornum	....	production assistant
Lise Krogsgaard	....	accountant
Sidsel Kron	....	production assistant (as Sidsel Kron Breck)
Ulla Lund Hansen	....	accountant
Lene Nielsen	....	production coordinator
Anders Bach Petersen	....	production coordinator
Tine Grew Pfeiffer	....	production assistant (as Tine Pfeiffer)

Production Companies

• Nimbus Film Productions
• Zentropa Entertainments (in co-production with)

Distributors

• Danmarks Radio (DR)
• TV Danmark
• TV2 Danmark
• TV3 Danmark

Other Companies

• Det Danske Filminstitut  financing
• Klippegangen ApS  off-line editing
• Mainstream ApS  sound studio
• Review PostProduction  on-line editing

Runtime:

70 min

Country:

Denmark

Language:

Danish

Color:

Color

Filming Locations:

Copenhagen, Denmark

Company:

Nimbus Film Productions

Trivia:

Dejan Cukuc's character (Boris) lived at Stampesgade 1 in Copenhagen in this movie.

Movie Connections:

Edited from D-dag - Carl (2000) (TV)

Interesting but boring

D-Day was a very interesting initiative. You could follow different persons from different TV channels and see what each of the persons were doing on new years eve to the year 2000.

In my opinion the idea was really cool and interesting, but i think that you missed out on the whole story, by only being able to watch one person at a time.

It then raises the question if we're getting the whole truth, when we see the world from our point of view.

A cool statement and a good idea for a movie. But in reality, it was quite boring.