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Susanne Bier Discusses Deleted Scenes- After The Wedding (Efter brylluppet)
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- Biography: Susanne Bier (born 15 April 1960 in Copenhagen, Denmark) is an Academy Award-nominated Danish producer, director and writer.
Filmography
- Brothers (2009)
- Lost for Words (2009)
- Open Hearts (2008)
- Things We Lost in the Fire (2007)
- Efter brylluppet (After the Wedding) (2006)
- Brødre (Brothers) (2004)
- The One and Only (2003)
- Elsker dig for evigt (Open Hearts) (2002)
- Livet är en schlager (Once in a Lifetime) (2000)
- Den Eneste ene (1999)
- Sekten (1997)
- Pensionat Oskar (1995)
News
Susanne Bier (Getty) Danish director Susanne Bier is in negotiations to helm "Which Brings Me to You," a romantic comedy produced by Anonymous Content. The pic, which is still solidifying financing, is based on Julianna Baggott and Steve Almond's epistolary... ... Full Article
Susanne Bier back home with Civilization
cineuropa.org –
2009-08-26
After her Hollywood made Things We Lost in the Fire , the Danish director Susanne Bier is coming back home to direct H?vnen ( Civilization in English) for Zentropa . ... Full Article
The Cannes Cinefondation has awarded Elad Keidan's Anthem with its top prize. The film hails from Israel's Sam Speigel Film & TV School. Each of the contenders for the Cinefondation prize comes from a film school student. ... Full Article
One thing that really separated 2007 from other years was the ability to find a very good movie, maybe even a few great ones, in the early months of the year (February, March, etc.). ... Full Article
The ViewLondon Review
viewlondon.co.uk –
2007-10-24
Four out of Five stars Running time: 110 mins Susanne Bier's first English-language film is a superbly written, powerfully emotional drama with terrific, Oscar-worthy performances from Halle Berry and Benicio Del Toro. ... Full Article
If you were looking for a demonstration of how skillful execution can elevate a cliché pitch into a strong film, you couldn't do much better than Things We Lost in the Fire , Danish director Susanne Bier's American debut. ... Full Article