Zinnini Elkington

Under the Stars in the Sky

The undisputed king of Danish Eurovision, Tommy Seebach, is suddenly left out in the cold. Struggling to compose one last song he finds inspiration in his family, but is torn by ambition as the song offers him a final shot at greatness.

In the Blood

It’s summer in Copenhagen, it’s a time of endless days and careless nights. Simon is a 23-year-old medical student. He and his friends party and drink and chase girls and wake up the next day to do the whole thing all over again. But it’s also a time of unrest and change among the boys. Dreams shatter, love hurts, and friendships dissolve.

Mommy

A woman is struggling between being a mother and have a ball with her friends.

Nattebarn

Viola is young and reckless. She drinks heavily, does lines in the bathroom, and gets into fights. The surprising news that she is pregnant forces her to reconsider her lifestyle.

Puff Puff Pass

When Rasmus goes to the family house to visit his dad after many months of no contact, he is met with his worst fear. His dad has momentarily lost his mind, while camping out alone in the family summerhouse, drinking heavily while trying to complete a Sci-fi novel. Rasmus has been trying for a while to break away from his dad's patterns of uncompleted projects and endless meetings with random women, by living by more honest, straight line standards. But as the weekend turns out to be a long needed experience between father and son, Rasmus learns that demons and sense goes hand in hand - and once you embrace this, the real fun can begin.

A Royal Affair

A young queen falls in love with her physician, and they start a revolution that changes their nation forever.

Chloe Likes Olivia

After a night out, Olivia, a local barmaid, brings home Chloe, a Russian tourist, to her apartment. Chloe is in love with Olivia, but Olivia is in a relationship with Andrea, her live-in life partner who is waiting at home. A love triangle unfolds during short time between the three woman and forces Olivia to make a choice: When is enough, enough?