Lars-Martin Sørensen is Head of Research at the Danish Film Institute. Casper Tybjerg is Associate Professor of Film Studies at the University of Copenhagen.

This collection offers fresh insights into the complex question of a common Danish and German film culture. Based on an entangled film history and access to digitized Danish periodicals and films, it meticulously analyses migrant directors, actors, genre, and style, alongside each nation’s leading stars.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction - Lars-Martin Sørensen and Casper TybjergDanish-German Entanglements - Casper TybjergHow "Danish" were Danish Stars in Germany during the Silent Era? - Alice Salamena and Stephan Michael SchröderHow "German" was German Film in Denmark during the Silent Era? - Lars-Martin SørensenSherlock Holmes in Transit - Palle Schantz LauridsenFemale Stars of German Cinema in an Entangled Danish Film Culture - Helle Kannik HaastrupSame Frame, Different Lens? Exporting Danish Film Style - Vito Adriaensens‘Die Deutsch-Nordische-Film-Union marschiert!’: – the Entangled Relations between Nordisk Films Kompagni, UFA, and DNFU 1918–1928 - Isak ThorsenPat and Patachon as Transnational Film Stars - Jannie Dahl AstrupIndex

Lars-Martin Sørensen is Head of Research at the Danish Film Institute. Casper Tybjerg is Associate Professor of Film Studies at the University of Copenhagen.

This collection offers fresh insights into the complex question of a common Danish and German film culture. Based on an entangled film history and access to digitized Danish periodicals and films, it meticulously analyses migrant directors, actors, genre, and style, alongside each nation’s leading stars.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction - Lars-Martin Sørensen and Casper TybjergDanish-German Entanglements - Casper TybjergHow "Danish" were Danish Stars in Germany during the Silent Era? - Alice Salamena and Stephan Michael SchröderHow "German" was German Film in Denmark during the Silent Era? - Lars-Martin SørensenSherlock Holmes in Transit - Palle Schantz LauridsenFemale Stars of German Cinema in an Entangled Danish Film Culture - Helle Kannik HaastrupSame Frame, Different Lens? Exporting Danish Film Style - Vito Adriaensens‘Die Deutsch-Nordische-Film-Union marschiert!’: – the Entangled Relations between Nordisk Films Kompagni, UFA, and DNFU 1918–1928 - Isak ThorsenPat and Patachon as Transnational Film Stars - Jannie Dahl AstrupIndex

Lars-Martin Sørensen is Head of Research at the Danish Film Institute. Casper Tybjerg is Associate Professor of Film Studies at the University of Copenhagen.

This collection offers fresh insights into the complex question of a common Danish and German film culture. Based on an entangled film history and access to digitized Danish periodicals and films, it meticulously analyses migrant directors, actors, genre, and style, alongside each nation’s leading stars.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction - Lars-Martin Sørensen and Casper TybjergDanish-German Entanglements - Casper TybjergHow "Danish" were Danish Stars in Germany during the Silent Era? - Alice Salamena and Stephan Michael SchröderHow "German" was German Film in Denmark during the Silent Era? - Lars-Martin SørensenSherlock Holmes in Transit - Palle Schantz LauridsenFemale Stars of German Cinema in an Entangled Danish Film Culture - Helle Kannik HaastrupSame Frame, Different Lens? Exporting Danish Film Style - Vito Adriaensens‘Die Deutsch-Nordische-Film-Union marschiert!’: – the Entangled Relations between Nordisk Films Kompagni, UFA, and DNFU 1918–1928 - Isak ThorsenPat and Patachon as Transnational Film Stars - Jannie Dahl AstrupIndex