40th Robert Awards

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40th Robert Awards
Date4 February 2023 (2023-02-04)
Organized by Danish Film Academy
Highlights
Best Film Holy Spider
Most awardsFilm
Holy Spider (11)
Television
Carmen Curlers and The Orchestra (3)
Most nominationsFilm
Holy Spider (16)
Television
Carmen Curlers (7)

The 40th Robert Awards ceremony, presented by Danish Film Academy on 4 February 2023, to honour the best in Danish film and television of 2022. [1] The ceremony took place at the Tivoli Hotel & Congress Centre in Copenhagen, Denmark and was hosted by actor and comedian Frederik Cilius. [2]

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Crime drama film Holy Spider won eleven awards out of sixteen nominations, including Best Danish Film. It was followed by A Lucky Man with two awards. [3]

Historical drama series Carmen Curlers and workplace comedy series The Orchestra won three awards each in the television field, the former received the most nominations with seven. [3]

Winners and nominees

The nominations were announced on 6 January 2023. [4] [5] Winners are listed first, highlighted in boldface, and indicated with a double dagger (‡).

Film

  • Little Allan: The Human Antenna – Thomas Heinesen, Trine Heidegaard, and Amalie Næsby Fick‡
    • All I Want for Christmas: The Magic Time Machine – Christian Dyekjær, Lars T. Therkildsen, and Morten Rasmussen
    • Mugge og hans mærkelige hjerne – Mikael Wulff, Anders Morgenthaler, Pernille Bønløkke Toustrup, Julie Lind-Holm, and Jonas Bagger
    • My Robot Brother – Frederik Nørgaard and Jasmine Hermann Naghizadeh
    • Nothing – Trine Piil, Seamus McNally, Thomas Lydholm, Janine Jackowski, and Mette Hesthaven
    • Pretty Young Thing – Tilde Harkamp, Line Mørkeby, and Marcella Dichmann
  • As in Heaven – Tea Lindeburg‡
    • Little Allan: The Human Antenna – Amalie Næsby Fick and Thomas Porsager
    • A Matter of Trust – Annette K. Olesen and Maren Louise Käehne
    • Mugge og hans mærkelige hjerne – Mikael Wulff and Pernille Bønløkke Toustrup
    • My Robot Brother – Frederik Nørgaard
    • Nothing – Trine Piil
  • Lene Maria Christensen – Rose as Ellen‡
    • Alice Rahimi – Holy Spider as Somayeh
    • Christine Albeck Børge – Baby Pyramid as Gry
    • Forouzan Jamshidnejad – Holy Spider as Fatima Hanaei
    • Ida Cæcilie Rasmussen – As in Heaven as Mor Anna
    • Johanne Louise Schmidt – A Lucky Man as Käte Jørgensen
  • Holy Spider – Lina Nordqvist‡
    • As in Heaven – Jesper Clausen
    • Chrysanthemum – Josefine Else Larsen
    • A Lucky Man – Heidi Plugge
    • Rose – Knirke Madelung
    • Speak No Evil – Sabine Hviid
  • Holy Spider – Nadim Carlsen‡
    • As in Heaven – Marcel Zyskind
    • Baby Pyramid – Sine Vadstrup Brooker
    • Chrysanthemum – David Bauer
    • Godland – Maria von Hausswolff
    • A Lucky Man – Jørgen Johansson
  • Godland – Nina Grønlund‡
    • As in Heaven – Nina Grønlund
    • Forever – Rebecca Richmond
    • Holy Spider – Hanadi Khurma
    • A Lucky Man – Manon Rasmussen
    • Out of the Darkness – Grith Holm Deleuran
  • A Lucky Man – Anita Anderson and Morten Jacobsen‡
    • As in Heaven – Christina Dahlin
    • Godland – Katrine Tersgov
    • Holy Spider – Farah Jadaane
    • Speak No Evil – Robert Stouthamer
    • This Life 2: Those Left Behind – Charlotte Hertz and Tina Helmark
  • Holy Spider – Olivia Neergaard-Holm and Hayedeh Safiyari‡
    • As in Heaven – Åsa Mossberg
    • Godland – Julius Krebs Damsbo
    • A Lucky Man – Martin Schade
    • Rose – Anne Østerud and Lars Therkelsen
    • Speak No Evil – Nicolaj Monberg
  • Holy Spider – Rasmus Winther Jensen‡
    • As in Heaven – Peter Albrechtsen
    • Chrysanthemum – Andreas Sandborg
    • A House Made of Splinters – Heikki Kossi and Peter Albrechtsen
    • A Lucky Man – Kristian Selin Eidnes Andersen
    • Speak No Evil – Marco Vermaas
  • "En drømmer mere" from Esther's Orchestra – Music and Lyric: Annika Aakjær and Aske Bode; Performer: Annika Aakjær‡
  • Nest – Hlynur Pálmason, Eva Jakobsen, Mikkel Jersin, and Katrin Pors‡
    • Det ottende sakramente – Asta Stuhr, Julie Carla Mortensen, and Jahfar Muataz
    • Hungud – Maria Møller Christoffersen, Penelope Bjerregaard, and Sara Hjort Ditlevsen
    • Katastrofer – Asser Bo Paludan and Tone Ottilie
    • Middagen – Ditte Juel and Marco Lawson
  • Holy Spider – Peter Hjorth‡
    • All I Want for Christmas: The Magic Time Machine – Jonas Ussing, Stine Sørensen, and Dagmara Kaczmarek
    • As in Heaven – Esben Syberg
    • Chrysanthemum – Alexander Schepelern
    • Out of the Darkness – Peter Hjorth and Hummer Højmark
    • This Life 2: Those Left Behind – Martin Madsen
  • A House Made of Splinters – Monica Hellström and Simon Lereng Wilmont‡
    • Into the Ice – Malene Flindt Pedersen and Lars Henrik Ostenfeld
    • The Last Human – Rikke Tambo Andersen, Rie Hougaard, and Ivalo Frank
    • The Lost Leonardo – Andreas Dalsgaard, Christoph Jörg, and Andreas Koefoed
    • Mr. Graversen – Mathilde Hvid Lippmann and Michael Graversen
  • En film, der måske handler om fremtiden – Mads-August Hertz and Josefine Exner‡
    • Ghosts of Moria – Michael Graversen, Michael Graversen, and Florian Elabdi
    • Organiseret vildskab – Malene Flindt Pedersen and Phie Ambo
    • Under havet – Mette Mikkelsen and Jannik Splidsboel
    • Vores børnehjem – Mette Mailand and Ulla Søe
Best Non-English-language Feature
Best English-language Feature

Films with multiple nominations and awards

Films that received multiple nominations
NominationsFilm
16 Holy Spider
12As in Heaven
11 Speak No Evil
10 Godland
9Chrysanthemum
A Lucky Man
8Rose
4Forever
3 Attachment
Baby Pyramid
A House Made of Splinters
Little Allan: The Human Antenna
2All I Want for Christmas: The Magic Time Machine
Mugge og hans mærkelige hjerne
My Robot Brother
Nothing
Out of the Darkness
This Life 2: Those Left Behind
Films that received multiple awards
AwardsFilm
11 Holy Spider
2A Lucky Man

Television

Shows with multiple nominations and awards

Shows that received multiple nominations
NominationsFilm
7Carmen Curlers
5 The Kingdom: Exodus
4 Borgen – Power & Glory
The Orchestra
2 Baby Fever
Dag & nat
Doggystyle
Shows that received multiple awards
AwardsFilm
3Carmen Curlers
The Orchestra

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