If you’re in France, or have access to the TV channel; France 5, we would of course recommend our own award winning documentary; “Un Viking en Afrique du Süd”.
It has already been screened in August, but there are some upcoming screenings in September.
Episode 1/2 – 12 september at 23:35 at France 5
Episode 2/2 – 19 september at 23:50 at France 5
If you do not have access and still want to see our film, send us a note and we’ll arrange a VOD access for you for a few bucks.
Tonight, at 21:15, our feature version of “The Impossible River Journey” is screened at Leokino 1 as part of the Innsbrucker Naturfilmtage.
We would’ve loved to be present at the screening. But this time other duties demand out attention.
Finally we’ve got an english subtitled teaser for The Impossible River Journey. A DVD with extra material is currently at the Department of Latency. It’s gonna be exciting to see when that’s gonna be finished.
Please enjoy and spread around this link.
The Realscreen magazine has mentioned our film; The Impossible River Journey as one of the documentaries to watch out for at the upcoming North American market; NATPE in Miami on January 24 to 26.
We are also mentioned in TodoTV News.
We are excited about the presence of our distribution partner Nordic World AS at the North American television market.
After request we have now made available a bit longer pitch describing some of the intentions we had with our mission in South Africa. And yes, there are scenes here from the research journey that did not make it into the final film.
You are welcome to give feedback on what you like and don’t like about it.
It’s finally time for The Impossible River Journey – or as it is called in danish; Den umulige flodrejse, to be screened in Denmark.
The screening of both episodes takes place at DR2, the danish documentary channel, at the 15th & 16th of June, at 23:00.
Therefor you can all enjoy the hot summer night, see all world championship matches, and settle down for an adventurous journey into the not so very well known South Africa.
Maybe also you, will get inspired by Helge Hjelland and his fellow traveller, Joseph – the illegal refugee from South Sudan.
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