All 24 Laerke Winther Movies
Are you a fan of Nordic noir and thought-provoking cinema? Then you’re in for a treat with our roundup of Laerke Winther Movies. Join us as we delve into the captivating world of this talented Danish filmmaker and explore the unforgettable stories she’s brought to life on the big screen.
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1. En kort en lang (2001)
“En kort en lang” tells the story of a young homosexual couple, Jakob and Jørgen, as they navigate the tumultuous challenges of their love. Set against the backdrop of a lively Danish social scene, we encounter heart-wrenching jealousy, betrayal, and the transformative power of love.
2. Regel nr. 1 (2003)
“Regel nr. 1” (2003) is a charming Danish comedy that follows the misadventures of Caroline (played by Susanne Juhász) as she navigates the complex world of dating after discovering her boyfriend’s infidelity. With her shallow sister Sarah’s (played by Mira Wanting) guidance, Caroline embarks on a series of comedic and disastrous romantic encounters.
3. Switching: An Interactive Movie. (2003)
“Switching: An Interactive Movie” is a unique film that dives into the complexities of love and decision-making. Directed by Morten Schjødt, this captivating drama revolves around the relationship between Frida and Simon, two individuals grappling with the changes in their relationship. Set against the backdrop of their conflicting desires, viewers are tasked with making choices that dictate their journey.
4. Villa paranoia (2004)
In the captivating 2004 Danish drama, “Villa Paranoia, “ director Erik Clausen masterfully blends satire, psychological drama, and comedy to present a vivid portrait of contemporary Denmark. The movie follows a group of unforgettable characters, each demonstrating the resilience and compassion inherent in the human spirit.
5. Oh Happy Day (2004)
“Oh Happy Day” is a heartwarming, inspiring Danish-American comedy-drama that tells the story of a small church choir in Denmark who could use a breath of fresh air. Enter an American gospel choir leader and minister, who decides to help this group of singers form a formidable gospel choir.
6. Nynne (2005)
“Get ready for a hilarious and heartwarming Danish comedy that will leave you in tears of laughter! Nynne, also known as ‘The Danish Bridget Jones, ‘ is a delightful film that follows the life of a young, free-spirited woman named Nynne. When she comes home after a wild and fun night in Tequila Town, she realizes that she’s made some new friends that just might change her life. In this quirky and unconventional story, Nynne discovers a deep-seated sexual submissiveness as the title of the movie suggest. Together with her new friends, they embark on a wild and outrageous adventure filled with funny moments and unexpected twists. What makes Nynne truly unique is that it dives into the rawest parts of human desires and relationships, all while keeping it lighthearted and fun. The movie features a bare-chested male that adds to the comedic and sexual tension, not to mention the plot’s central theme of revenge taking an unexpected turn. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 34 minutes, Nynne delivers a perfect blend of comedy and romance that will leave you wanting more. Directed by Jonas Elmer and with a star-studded cast including Mille Dinesen and Lars Kaalund, this movie is not to be missed. So gather your friends and prepare for a night of laughter, tears, and unforgettable moments with Nynne! “
7. The Big Day (2005)
“The Big Day” — A vibrant tale of love, relationships, and the challenges of the modern world unfolds in this entertaining Danish comedy-romance. Set in Copenhagen, our unforgettable characters navigate a whirlwind of emotions, from blossoming love affairs to the complexities of marital life.
8. Mørke (2005)
Delve into the dark and chilling world of “Mørke, “ a captivating drama that masterfully blends mystery and thriller elements. Directed by Jannik Johansen and written by Anders Thomas Jensen and Johansen, this psychological thriller unfolds a suspenseful story centered around Jacob’s search for answers behind his sister’s tragic death on her wedding night. With a runtime of 2 hours and 4 minutes, this visually engaging movie boasts a strong cast, including Nikolaj Lie Kaas, Nicolas Bro, and Laura Drasbæk.
9. Daisy Diamond (2007)
“Daisy Diamond, “ a riveting drama, released in 2007, follows the compelling journey of Anna, a dreamer who yearns to become an actress. However, her reality takes a turn when she becomes pregnant, grappling with the dilemma of chasing her dream versus providing her daughter with a safe and secure home.
10. Ticket to Romance (2008)
Ticket to Romance is a heartfelt comedy-romance film from Denmark, released in 2008. Set in the charming port town of Korsør, the movie weaves together the lives of a Danish teacher and his passionate adult students who are on the cusp of discovering life, poetry, and love. The story is enriched with themes about artificial insemination, lesbian couples, and the power of art and human connection.
11. Flame & Citron (2008)
“Flame & Citron” is a thrilling drama set against the backdrop of World War II, where two fierce fighters — Flame and Citron — are part of the Holger Danske resistance group. The movie is an enthralling journey through the years 1940 and 1944, capturing the raw courage and self-sacrifice of these heroes in the face of adversity.
12. The Blessing (2009)
As the sun rises, Katrine welcomes the newest addition to her family: a beautiful, newborn girl. Overwhelmed by the prospect of motherhood and left alone when her boyfriend leaves for work, she turns to the one person she thinks can help — her own mother. But their relationship is far from ideal, and the promise of support quickly turns into a whirlwind of unresolved emotions and insecurities.
13. Ronal the Barbarian (2011)
“Ronal the Barbarian” (2011) is an animated, action-packed adventure set in the brutal world of the 100 Barbarian Sons of Krull, where an unsuspecting enemy has captured them. The story revolves around Ronal, a young and smart Barbarian who takes on a perilous quest to free his brothers-in-arms. Joined by a band of three companions, Ronal’s journey is filled with violence, profanity, and bloodshed.
14. Those Who Kill: Shadow of the Past (2011)
A captivating blend of crime, drama, and thriller, “Those Who Kill: Shadow of the Past” (2011) follows a forensic psychiatrist as he delves into a series of chilling murders. Just before embarking on a new start, this dedicated professional is drawn into a case involving a former patient who once confessed to a heinous act.
15. Antboy (2013)
In the captivating world of “Antboy” (2013), 12-year-old Pelle discovers he holds extraordinary powers after being bitten by an ant, transforming him into the daring superhero, Antboy. Joined by his comic book-loving friend Wilhelm, they embark on a heart-pumping adventure as they create a secret identity to save the day.
16. Cykelmyggen og minibillen (2014)
In the enchanting animated film “Cykelmyggen og minibillen” (2014), a miniature beetle named Mini finds himself in a fascinating world of fleas and circus life. Along with his insect friends Egon and Dagmar, Mini embarks on an adventure filled with laughter, song, and excitement. However, things take a darker turn when he encounters the brutal beetle, Basse, and his gang of robbers.
17. Min søsters børn og guldgraverne (2015)
“Min søsters børn og guldgraverne” transports viewers on an exciting family adventure as Uncle Erik and the children explore their Danish roots. Uncover the tales of their great-great-grandfather, who emigrated from Denmark and became a gold digger in Canada. This riveting film delves into history and the power of family bonds, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of Canada’s wilderness.
18. People Get Eaten (2015)
“People Get Eaten” is a heartwarming and humorous Danish film that explores the challenges of aging and staying connected in a rapidly changing world. The story follows Herluf, a jovial mechanic whose once-sharp memory begins to fade. As he struggles to remember names, faces, and even songs, Herluf finds himself lost in moments he once cherished and feared he’d never forget.
19. Antboy 3 (2016)
Antboy 3 is the thrilling third installment of the Danish superhero comedy series based on the popular comic books. Set in the vibrant world of Exofarm, the new CEO, a power-hungry villain, aims to dominate and control the world with her formidable abilities.
20. Swinger (2016)
“Swinger” is a Danish comedy-romance film from 2016 that explores the thrilling and often chaotic world of middle-class swingers. Directed by Mikkel Munch-Fals and starring Martin Buch, Mille Dinesen, and Rasmus Botoft, the movie follows Adam and his wife as they embark on their annual swingers-trip, hoping to add a spark to their otherwise mundane life.
21. 3 Things (2017)
“3 Things”, a gripping Danish movie set in 2017, takes viewers into an extraordinary world of crime and redemption. Before embarking on the witness protection journey, a notorious bank robber named Mikael makes an unusual demand from the police — he wants three specific items that could potentially transform the case and reveal the truth about the robbery for which he and his associates are in prison. Packed with nail-biting suspense, the movie promises thrilling turns and a dramatic exploration of justice and moral dilemmas.
22. Mom Squad (2019)
“Mom Squad” is a humorous and heartwarming exploration of love, motherhood, and the challenges faced by today’s modern families. The story follows Line, a glamorous and successful ceramist living in Hong Kong, as she returns to her Danish roots after catching her unfaithful husband with their nanny. This unexpected turn of events forces Line to confront her values and reevaluate her priorities.
23. Hunting Season (2019)
Everyone has heard of the Hunting Season, also referred to as Jagtsæson, but few are aware that this enticing 2019 Danish comedy-drama film was skillfully guided by the talented Tilde Harkamp. The riveting plot revolves around a single mother named Eva, who makes a bold decision to spend the weekend with her ex’s young girlfriend, Bella, and their married friend, Marlene. The purpose of the excursion? A weekend of hotel stays, sauna sojourns, bikini waxes, and, needless to say, pheasant hunting.
24. Toscana (2022)
“Toscana” is a heartwarming romantic drama set against the picturesque backdrop of Tuscany, Italy. When a Danish chef journeys abroad to sell his family’s ancestral culinary business, he unexpectedly crosses paths with an enchanting local woman who challenges his life and love perspectives. Directed by Mehdi Avaz, the film explores love, self-discovery, and the culinary arts in an atmospheric setting that lures viewers into a captivating world of passion and flavor.
