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IN ENGLISH
Birgir Thor Møller, independent project manager, film curator, scholar and writer.
MA in film studies (2004) from the Department of Media, Cognition and Communication, The Section of Film and Media Studies, University of Copenhagen.
Born (1970) in Iceland, Møller moved to Denmark in 1983. He has published essayes and articles, especially on Icelandic film and film history, in a variety of venues, including ”In and Out of Reykjavik: Framing Iceland in the Global Daze”, in (ed. T. Elkington and A. Nestingen): Transnational Cinema in a Global North: Nordic Cinema in Transition. And currently he is, among other things, completing a book on the history of Icelandic national cinema (cf. Publications).
CURRENT ACTIVITIES & NEWS:
February 2008
Movie Days at the North Atlantic House, Copenhagen. Including an evening with Ragnar Bragason (and his film Parenets) and three Thursdays with a focus on north atlantic road movies. Further information: www.bryggen.dk/biodage
November 2007:
North Atlantic Movie Days at the North Atlantic House, Copenhagen.
Film screenings and lectures. Further information: www.bryggen.dk/biodage
February & March 2007:
Movie Days at the North Atlantic House, Copenhagen. Film screenings and lectures.
Further information: here (bryggen.dk).
November 2006:
Danish-Icelandic Movie Days 1906-2006 at the North Atlantic House. Film screenings and lectures - four Thursdays in November 2006. Further information here (bryggen.dk)
July 2006:
New Icelandic Cinemar- lecture at the international summer course Dogma 95 and beyond. Contemporary Danish and Nordic CinemarJuly 17 – August 18, 2006 at the University of Copenhagen. Visit the course website for more information.
September 2005
”Cold Light: Icelandic Cinema 1980-2005" [Koldt lys – islandsk film 1980-2005], in Copenhagen and Århus, Denmark. Arranged in cooperation with the Danish Film Institute/Cinematheque, Øst for Paradis and the Icelandic Film Centre among others, celebrating the 25th anniversiry of Icelands first film premiere after the creation of the Icelandic Film Fund, when domestic film production can be said to begin in earnest.
Linkedin.com/in/birgir >>
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