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Hans Kristensen

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Hans Kristensen
Born (1941-09-25) 25 September 1941 (age 83)
Occupation(s)Film director, screenwriter
Years active1973-present

Hans Kristensen (born 25 September 1941) is a Danish film director, screenwriter, and actor.[1] He has directed eleven feature films since 1973.

Filmography

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Work Year Credit Notes
A Funny Man 2011 Behind the scenes shooting DK/Feature
Bertram & co 2002 Direction DK/Feature
Juliane 2000 Direction DK/Feature
Jul på Kronborg 2000 Direction TV series
Two penny dance 1999 Direction DK/Feature
Klinkevals - Juliane 1999 Direction TV series
Brødrene Mortensens jul 1998 Direction TV series
Sunes familie 1997 Direction DK/Feature
Mors dag 1996 Taxachauffør TV film
Krummernes jul 1996 Direction TV series
Final hour 1995 Assistant director DK/Feature
Just a girl 1995 Assistant director DK/Feature
The Village 1991 Direction TV series
Love on the rails 1989 Direction DK/Feature
Kurt and Valde 1983 Direction DK/Feature
Pony in a Trunk 1983 Assistant director Feature
Børn 1982 Direction TV series
Ta' feen i den anden hånd 1981 Direction DK/Short fiction
Afslutningen 1981 Direction TV film
Det hemmelige Danmark 1981 Direction TV film
Pardon us for living 1980 Direction DK/Feature
Soldat i en PMV 1979 Direction DK/Documentary
Opgang 1979 Direction TV series
Dummy partner 1976 Direction DK/Feature
John, Alice, Peter, Susanne og lille Verner 1976 Direction TV series
Per 1975 Direction DK/Feature
The Escape 1973 Direction DK/Feature
Me and The Mafia 1973 Assistant director DK/Feature
På'en igen Amalie 1973 Assistant director DK/Feature
Up and Coming 1972 Assistant director DK/Feature
Our Home is Our Castle 1971 Assistant director DK/Feature
One of Those Things 1971 Production assistant DK/Feature
The Olsen gang plays for high stakes 1971 Assistant director DK/Feature
Løgneren 1970 Assistant DK/Feature
Viva the revolution! 1970 Mand, der får sin folkevogn ødelagt DK/Feature
Diary of a teenager 1969 Assistant DK/Feature
Gitte in April 1969 Direction DK/Documentary

References

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  1. ^ "Hans Kristensen". Danish Film Institute. Archived from the original on 12 February 2013. Retrieved 18 March 2012.
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