Movie spotlight
Copenhagen by Night
Four good friends are so engrossed with their card game that they are late to pick up their wives at the theatre. So why not continue where they left off? The four gentlemen embark on a wild trip through the Copenhagen night life-- a cornucopia of loose chicks, strong drinks and daring dances. (Stumfilm.dk)
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Plot Summary
This early silent film offers a glimpse into the underbelly of Copenhagen at the turn of the century. It follows the intertwined lives of individuals caught in a web of crime and moral compromise, exploring themes of societal decay and personal struggle. The narrative unfolds through a series of dramatic encounters and moral quandaries faced by its characters.
Critical Reception
As a silent film from 1910, contemporary critical reception is not widely documented or easily accessible. However, it is recognized as an early example of Danish cinema's attempts to explore narrative storytelling and social themes.
What Reviewers Say
An early example of Danish silent film narrative.
Explores dramatic and criminal themes relevant to its era.
Historical significance as a piece of early 20th-century cinema.
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Fun Fact
'Copenhagen by Night' is considered one of the earliest surviving feature-length Danish dramatic films, offering a rare window into the filmmaking capabilities and thematic concerns of Denmark at the dawn of the 20th century.
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