Rom

I saw this Danish movie in the cinema. An old couple visits Rome. He has never been there, but she was there in her youth. Does she maybe have something unfinished business? See more at IMDB.

A bridge too far (Danish: broen ved Arnhem)

I saw it again and on Danish tv.

Charade

I saw this on Danish tv. See more at Rotten Tomatoes.

Sense and sensibility (Danish: fornuft og følelse)

I saw this Jane Austen adaptation yet again. A bit old-fashioned with all the lords, estates, inheritance and dowry, and restrained feelings, but nevertheless well performed by all. We follow the two Dashwood sisters and their challenges with acquiring a husband. See more at Rotten Tomatoes.

What’s eating Gilbert Grape (Danish: hva’ så, Gilbert Grape?)

I saw this on the libraries movie-site Filmstriben. See more at Rotten Tomatoes. 4 kids (3 adults) and their mother is living in the middle of nowhere. The youngest son turns 18 during the movie, he is retarded in some way. The obese mother is staying in the sofa most of the time.

The fugitive (Danish: flygtningen)

I’ve seen this several times (I remember the scene with the bus-crash and getting hut by a train and the escape down a dam), but not lately, so when it was available on Netflix I  saw it again.

The bookshop

I saw this movie on the libraries streaming-site Filmstriben. See more at Rotten Tomatoes. A widower opens the first bookstore in a small sleepy see-towm much to the dismay of many locals.

Tænk på et tal

I saw this Danish movie on national tv. I thought I had seen it before, but it was a whole different story than the one I was thinking about. They were both involving a bank robbery. See more at Rotten Tomatoes.

Colors

I saw this on the libraries streaming site Filmstriben. See more at Rotten Tomatoes. An older and younger cop is put together as a unit in trying to fight gang crime in L.A.

Kød og blod (English: wildland)

I saw this on Filmstriben, the Danish libraries movie-site for streaming. See more at IMDB.