Archive for the 'Film' Category

In a Dream in Theaters in USA!

Wednesday, April 8th, 2009

One of our songs is used in this wonderful and award winning documentary and outtakes from In a Dream was used for our Cutting Ice To Snow video.

The documentary has been screened at a vast number of film festivals over the last year and now finally you can see also go see it in a cinema! You have to be in USA to do so though… You can get all the info at their website – inadreammovie.com

Enjoy this trailer!

the TOUR EP! our first one ever!

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

as you know we are touring North America these days and therefore we have created a special Tour-EP to sell at the shows. It carries 6 live recordings and comes in handmade packaging. We have only made 250 copies of these and they can only be bought at our American shows…
enjoy!!

Caravan video shooting and a 10/10 at Drowned in Sound

Thursday, October 11th, 2007

Monday we went to a military base outside Copenhagen, together with 25 other fine people to record a music video for our song Caravan

The video is directed by Anders Morgenthaler and produced by CopenhagenBombay. In short, it features a spooky clown, 4 fantastic kids and 28 mega-explosions. More photos at our flickr site.

On a sidenote! Today our new album Parades got a 10/10 review at DrownedinSound.com. According to them Parades is a masterpiece! Nice!

Ingmar Bergman R.I.P

Tuesday, August 7th, 2007

Ingmar Bergman
It is about a week ago now, when Ingmar Bergman passed away on the small island Farö, in his native country Sweden. To watch and feel Bergman´s work means a lot to me, and I felt touched to hear these sad sad news…
These are a couple of recommendations for all of you not familiar with his work:
Persona (watch the intro sequence below), Fanny & Alexander og Wild Strawberries

The Story of Ping – episode 1 “Reach”

Thursday, August 2nd, 2007

A while ago our song Towards The Bare Hill from our mini-album Under Giant Trees was part of ThinkSynchFilms short film Competition.

We can now proudly present one of the results from this. Iyvone Khoo and Miguel Guzman from the UK have made a nice little video. Its a story of a girl puppet named Ping who is on a quest for freedom.

Iyvone and Michael would like to make an episode two of this story. They would like to hear from you what should happen to Ping now? Any suggestions? Please leave them as a comment

Good Copy Bad Copy

Friday, June 8th, 2007

Yesterday I sat down to watch this documentary – Good Copy Bad Copy – about copyrights. Over the two past years I have read a bunch of articles on the subject, I have witnessed panel debates on the issue and had many discussions about it with friends and people who likes music…

I have to say this documentary has everything and more even so! It takes you through well known issues like sampling in hip-hop to IFPI´s and RIAA´s legal actions against the youngsters who love music the most to interesting perspectives from the Nigerian film industry and the Brazilian Techno Brega movement. It is entertaining, it is full of surprizes it has great music, clipping and heroes and villains who share their knowledge and thoughts about copyright in this internet and digital driven age.

This documentary is simply great! I recommend to visit their website where you will find a link so you can download/watch the entire film and if you like you can also donate money to the filmmakers: Ralf Christensen, Henrik Moltke & Andreas Johnson who we can thank for this little masterpiece.

WEBSITE: Good Copy Bad Copy Go visit!

Short Film Competition…

Thursday, March 8th, 2007

ThinkSync Films competition for independent filmmakers in association with the Raindance Film Festival, Blowback and Plan B magazine, requires entrants to produce a short film incorporating one or more tracks from a list submitted by independent labels and publishers…

There’s Lots of good music included & also one our songs “Towards the Bare Hill” from “Under Giant Trees”

If you’re curious, you’ll get wiser here; thinksyncfilms.com. Deadline is June 30th.