Martin de Thurah

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Martin de Thurah
Born (1974-04-29) 29 April 1974 (age 48)
OccupationDirector, screenwriter, cinematographer

Martin de Thurah (born 29 April 1974 in Copenhagen) is a Danish film director, screenwriter, cinematographer and music video director.

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De Thurah graduated from National Film School of Denmark in 2002. [1]

Awards

Filmography

Director

Short films

YearFilmRole
1999Alice' AliceDirector, writer
2007Ung mand falder (Young Man Falling)Director
2008Vi der blev tilbage (We Who Stayed Behind)Director, writer
2011Rainbow MonkeysDirector, writer
2012Hopper StoriesDirector, writer
MountainDirector

Documentaries

  • På danske læber live (2004) - music documentary

Music videos

YearArtistSongNotes
2004Lise Westzynthius"Séance"
Epo-555"Le Beat's on Fire"
2005 Editors "Bullets"
Carpark North "Human"
"Best Day"
Spleen United "In Peak Fitness Condition"
Mew "Special"
Röyksopp "What Else Is There?"
2006 The Futureheads "Skip to the End"
2008 Kanye West "Flashing Lights"Version 2
Will Young "Changes
2009 Glasvegas "Flowers & Football Tops"
Fever Ray "When I Grow Up"
Mew "Introducing Palace Players"
"Repeaterbeater"Co-directed by Adam Hashemi
and Lasse Martinussen [6] [7]
2010"Beach"
Fallulah "Give Us A Little Love"
James Blake "Limit to Your Love"
2011"Lindisfarne"
2012 Feist "The Bad In Each Other"
"Anti-Pioneer"
David Byrne & St. Vincent "Who"
2013 James Blake "Retrograde"
2014 Röyksopp & Robyn "Do It Again"

Other filmography

YearFilmRole
1999Alice' Alice (short)Visual effects, storyboard artist
2002Der er en yndig mand (short)Graphics
2003 Reconstruction Production Designer
Mot moi Viet Nam (TV series documentary)Graphic artist
Himmelnattens kejser - en film om synlighed (documentary)Visual effects
2004Boomerang-drengen (TV documentary short)Visual effects producer, cinematographer
På danske læber live (video documentary)Camera operator
Min morfars morder (documentary)Animator
2005 Allegro Visual effects
2008Roskilde (documentary)Co-director

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