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Andreas M. Dalsgaard
DK 2012 52' 76'
⚬ Architecture & Design ⚬ Society
50% of the world’s population lives in urban areas, by 2050 it will be 80%. Acclaimed architect Jan Gehl and his team are on a humanistic mission to reclaim public space in mega cities for pedestrians rather than cars. Shot in Denmark, LA, NY, China, Australia, New Zealand and India.
Director | Andreas M. Dalsgaard |
Producer | Signe Byrge Sørensen |
Production Company | Final Cut for Real |
Cinematography | Heikki Färm, Adam Philp, Manuel Claro, René Strandbygard, Casper Høyberg |
Editors | Søren B. Ebbe, Nicolas Servide Staffolani |
Music | Kristian Selin Eidnes Andersen |
Child and Family Matters Award | Al Jazeera International Documentary Film Festival 2013 |
Green Cross Warsaw Award | Planete+ Doc Film Festival 2013 |
Best Feature Documentary | Kinookus FF 2013 |
Youth Award | Bergen IFF 2013 |
DocPoint Helsinki 2013 |
One World FF 2013 |
Hot Docs 2013 |
Al Jazeera IDFF 2013 |
Dokufest 2013 |
| Runtime | 52' 77' |
| Spoken Languages | English |
| Production Countries | Denmark |
Andreas M. Dalsgaard graduated from the National Film School of Denmark as a fiction film director in 2009. He has a degree in visual anthropology from Université Denis Diderot Paris VII in 2004 and a BA in Anthropology from University of Århus 2003.
AFGHAN MUSCLES (2007) was Dalsgaard’s debut as a documentary director, and it became a festival hit, winning Best Documentary at AFI Los Angeles and Open Eyes Award at Rome MedFilm Festival. His most recent film, CITIES ON SPEED - BOGOTÁ CHANGE (2009) was selected for Reflecting Images at IDFA and won the audience award at IndieLisboa in Portugal. The short film COPENHAGEN (2009, fiction - winner of the CILECT Prize 2010, awarded by the world association of film schools) was Dalsgaard’s graduation film as a fiction director.
