Festival 2023 

10-19 November 2023

Celebrating 16 YEARS of Silent Films in PUBLIC SPACES in 2023!

Helene Moltke-Leth (born 1973)

Award-winning film director, artist, composer, and writer based in Copenhagen. She has received 9 international awards, and her work has been presented at over 50 film, art and poetry festivals globally. One of Denmark’s first female DJ’s, she began her career as a radio host for the Danish Broadcasting Corporation and played an important role in the rise of the country’s electronic music scene. Educated at the National Film School of Denmark, she has for the past two decades earned recognition for her artworks spanning short films, poetry, photography, fine art and sound production

With an interdisciplinary approach, she is known for her strong visual language and rhythmic sensibility. Her original films and artworks address the challenges we face as individuals and as a society in modern culture. She has led production teams and collaborated with artists and cultural institutions to explore new ways of experiencing art and culture

Eric Andersen (Antwerp 1940)

Performance, installation and InterMedia artist and one of the founders of Fluxus. He lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark. .

Since 1960 he participated in over 500 events and exhibitions all over the world.  In his Opus works from the early 60s, he investigated primarily the open interaction between performer and audience. In November 1962, for the first time, he participated in a Fluxus concert at the Festum Fluxorum in the Nikolai Kirke, Copenhagen, and in subsequent years he was involved in a number of Fluxus festivals and actions. From 1962 to 1966, he cooperated closely with Arthur Köpcke. In the late 1960s, Andersen was active in Mail Art, and since the 1970s he has devoted much of his work to an investigation of geographical space.

Suvi Andrea Helminen (born 1976)

Danish director and editor, graduated in documentary filmmaking from the National Film School of Denmark in 2003.

Suvi Andrea Helminen was also a fellow at MIT Open Documentary Lab, a group that explores innovative film formats, bringing technologists, storytellers, and scholars together to advance the new arts of documentary.

Suvi Andrea Helminen specializes in interactive film formats and the creation of collective and social experiences. Amongst other things she has worked as a film commissioner at Filmværkstedet in Copenhagen and enjoys facilitating creative processes. Her work has taken her from Tanzania to Kyrgyzstan, Norway, Australia, Argentina, Mexico, USA, Italy, the North Pole, and other places.