When Danish Film Crosses the Line

This documentary explores the intersection of film and societal boundaries. Månson focuses on the Danish films that have stirred outrage and debate, covering topics like sex, animal cruelty, and politics. Each film is analyzed for its impact on Danish culture and its role in shaping a national cinematic identity.

With a runtime of 58 minutes, the film presents a concise yet thorough examination of how certain movies have pushed the limits of acceptability in Denmark. Featuring insights from notable figures like Anders Thomas Jensen, it highlights the courage of filmmakers who challenge the status quo. This documentary holds significance for those interested in the evolution of Danish entertainment and the bold choices made by its creators.