Annelise Hovmand
Annelise Hovmand was a pioneering Danish film director, screenwriter, and editor, notable for being one of the first female directors in Denmark. She began her career as a film editor before transitioning to directing. Hovmand's debut feature, Arvingen (1954), explores themes of inheritance and family dynamics. She continued to direct films that often focused on social issues, including Ingen tid til kærtegn (1957) and Ta' det som en mand, frue! (1975). Hovmand's work paved the way for future generations of female filmmakers in Denmark.
Crew
The Musketeers
Director, Writer
The Queen's Guardsman
Writer
Høfeber
Director
Krudt og klunker
Director, Writer
The Blinded
Producer
Be Dear to Me
Director, Writer
Naalen
Editor, Assistant Director
Days in My Father's House
Editor
Frihedens pris
Director, Writer
Nu stiger den
Director
Sextet
Director, Writer
De forsvundne breve
Editor, Director, Writer
Hvor der er vilje, er der vej
Director
24 Hours with Ilse
Director, Screenplay
Den termiske mannequin
Director, Writer
Norden i flammer
Director
Splintret emaille
Editor, Assistant Director
Hvorfor stjæler barnet?
Director
Skatteøens hemmelighed
Assistant Director, Editor
Man burde ta' sig af det
Editor
Grænseland
Director, Writer, Producer
Næste Gang er det dig
Editor
En dag i radioen
Editor