Real Life

The Expedition to the End of the World

1 hr. 30 min. | Drama | N/A

The Expedition to the End of the World is a film about the origins of the world, the end of human civilisation, and life on earth once we are gone. A road movie into unknown regions of the globe and mind – on an Arctic schooner heavily armed with art and science bound for the most spectacular nature in Northeast Greenland. Manmade speed and efficiency confront the power of ice, but no matter how far we travel, and how hard we try to find answers, the ultimate confrontation is with ourselves and our transience as a species.

Daniel Dencik

Daniel Dencik

Daniel Dencik is a writer, poet and director from Copenhagen, Denmark. He Also works as editor and scriptwriter. His editing work includes Into Eternity (2010), Noi the Albino (2001) and Five Obstructions (2003). Moon Rider from 2012 was Dencik’s debut as a documentary film director. Dencik has published four books. His latest book “Via katastroferne” is nominated for the best Literature of the year 2012 in Denmark.
Languages
Danish
Subtitles
Lithuanian, English
Original title
Ekspeditionen til verdens ende
Produced
2013: Denmark, Sweden

Film information

Director
Daniel Dencik
Screenplay
Michael Haslund-Christensen, Daniel Dencik, Janus Metz Pedersen
Music
Mads Heldtberg
Cinematography
Martin Munch, Torben Forsberg, Adam Philp, Valdemar Cold Winge Leisner
Cast
Minik Rosing, Jonas Bergsøe, Tal Rosenzweig, Daniel Richter, Jeppe Møhl, Per Bak Jensen
More information
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