Danish Documentary Production

Danish Documentary Production is a documentary-film production company based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Founded in 2007, the company was formerly known as Danish Documentary and has developed a filmography spanning social affairs, politics, culture, science, personal identity, and contemporary life. Its credited work includes both Danish-language productions and internationally oriented documentaries, reflecting the cross-border circulation typical of the documentary sector. The company is associated with directors and executive producers Eva Mulvad, Pernille Rose Grønkjær, and Mikala Krogh, who are identified as leading figures in the organization. Its production slate includes individual feature documentaries as well as projects connected with television and broader factual storytelling. Titles in the company's filmography range from Cairo skrald, Fever, Ballroom Dancer, and Free the mind to Ai Weiwei The Fake Case, Something Better to Come, Aquarela, Amateurs in Space, Love Child, The Cave, and Apolonia, Apolonia. Danish Documentary Production's work has addressed subjects including urban and social conditions, family and personal struggle, artistic practice, scientific inquiry, political and institutional power, migration, education, and the environment. The company's catalogue also includes projects made with international settings or subjects, indicating an ambition beyond a solely domestic Danish audience. The available reference material does not identify a parent company, public listing, founder, official website, ownership structure, or financial results. The company is based at Kvæsthusgade 5 in Copenhagen. Its public filmography records activity from at least 2009 through 2023, with later credits including Apolonia, Apolonia. Because the available source material provides limited corporate information, the company is best understood primarily through its documentary output and its association with established Danish documentary filmmakers rather than through disclosed commercial metrics or a broader consumer-facing brand architecture.

Danish Documentary Production was established in 2007 as a Danish documentary-film production company. The company was formerly known as Danish Documentary, and its base is identified as Kvæsthusgade 5 in Copenhagen. From its early years, the company assembled a filmography covering a broad range of factual subjects rather than concentrating on one recurring franchise or genre. The available reference identifies Eva Mulvad, Pernille Rose Grønkjær, and Mikala Krogh as directors and executive producers leading the company. The recorded filmography begins with productions such as Cairo skrald in 2009, followed in 2010 by Fever and Hjemmefronten - fjenden bag hækken. The 2011 slate included Love addict - historier om drømme, besættelse og længsel, Ballroom Dancer, and Det gode liv. In 2012, the company was credited with Kongens foged, Kongens foged - sat på gaden, En mors kamp for et normalt liv, and Free the mind. The repeated listing of Kongens foged - sat på gaden in the reference filmography is retained as a single milestone-level credit rather than treated as separate works. The company's output continued to combine Danish projects with films aimed at international audiences. Ai Weiwei The Fake Case appeared in 2013, followed in 2014 by Something Better to Come, Ekstra Bladet: uden for citat, Slottet, and Så meget godt i vente. Later credits included Mand falder in 2015 and a group of 2016 projects including Aquarela, BUGS, and Amateurs in Space. The 2017 filmography listed A Year of Hope, Den anden side, A Modern Man, and Auf Safari. The 2019 entries demonstrated continued breadth, including I Walk, Love Child, School of Seduction, Hunting for Hedonia, Kirsebæ​​reventyret, and The Cave. The source also records 2020 credits for Apolonia, Apolonia, The Missing Films, The Heart is a Lonely Hunter, and Solutions. Apolonia, Apolonia appears again with a 2023 date in the supplied reference material, indicating a later production or release-related credit, although the source does not explain the distinction between the 2020 and 2023 entries. Across this history, Danish Documentary Production is represented as a production-led creative company whose identity is defined by documentary filmmaking and the work of its associated directors and executive producers. The available material does not disclose the company's incorporation structure, ownership, revenue, distribution agreements, official website, or detailed release and award history. Consequently, the most supportable account of its development is a chronology of its establishment, leadership, name evolution, Copenhagen base, and documented film output.

• 2023

  Apolonia, Apolonia listed again

  [1]Danish Documentary Productionen.wikipedia.org

  Apolonia, Apolonia is recorded in the reference filmography with a 2023 date in addition to an earlier 2020 listing.

• 2019

  Internationally oriented documentary output

  [1]Danish Documentary Productionen.wikipedia.org

  The filmography includes Love Child, School of Seduction, Hunting for Hedonia, and The Cave, among other 2019 titles.

• 2016

  Expansion of documentary slate

  [1]Danish Documentary Productionen.wikipedia.org

  Aquarela, BUGS, and Amateurs in Space are listed among the company's 2016 productions.

• 2013

  Ai Weiwei The Fake Case

  [1]Danish Documentary Productionen.wikipedia.org

  The company is credited with producing Ai Weiwei The Fake Case.

• 2009

  Early filmography begins

  [1]Danish Documentary Productionen.wikipedia.org

  Cairo skrald is listed among the company's early documentary productions.

• 2007

  Company founded

  [1]Danish Documentary Productionen.wikipedia.org

  Danish Documentary Production was founded as a Danish documentary-film production company.

A Danish documentary production house focused on socially engaged, character-driven, culturally oriented, and internationally relevant factual films.

• Documentary film · 2009

  Cairo skrald

  A documentary film credited to Danish Documentary/Danish Documentary Production and listed in the company's 2009 filmography.

• Documentary film · 2013

  Ai Weiwei The Fake Case

  A documentary film credited to the company and listed in its 2013 production filmography.

• Documentary film · 2014

  Something Better to Come

  A documentary film listed among the company's 2014 productions.

• Documentary film · 2016

  Aquarela

  A documentary film listed in the company's 2016 filmography.

• Documentary film · 2016

  Amateurs in Space

  A documentary film credited to the company and listed among its 2016 productions.

• Documentary film · 2019

  Love Child

  A documentary film listed in the company's 2019 filmography.

• Documentary film · 2019

  The Cave

  A documentary film credited to the company and listed among its 2019 productions.

• Documentary film · 2020

  Apolonia, Apolonia

  A documentary film recorded in the company's filmography with entries dated 2020 and 2023.

1. 1Danish Documentary Productionen.wikipedia.org