Adam Paaske works as a documentary filmmaker, a journalist at the Danish newspaper Politiken, and as an external curator at The Danish Cinematheque. He has studied anthropology at The University of Copenhagen. His first documentary film, The Art of Shattering Eternity (2019), is an intimate portrait of the internationally acclaimed Danish writer Carsten Jensen. The ethnographic comedy Leisure Time - A Summer’s Day, Adam Paaske’s second as a director, had World Premiere at CPH:DOX, International Premiere at Visions du Réel and was selected at numerous other international festivals around the world. At the moment, he is working on his first feature documentary, Colonial Tour, which explores the global phenomena of colonial nostalgia and nationalism in a postcolonial world.
An ethnographic comedy showing people at leisure in the setting of their "sommerhus", a sort of summer residence popular in Denmark. Among the cast: a teenage girl who treads water in an indoor swimming pool, two old sisters bemused by a TV system, some drunken friends indulging in a risky game of darts, a man in underpants hooked on virtual reality and a woman with a nervy Shih Tzu who narrate...
An ethnographic comedy showing people at leisure in the setting of their "sommerhus", a sort of summer residence popular in Denmark. Among the cast: a teenage girl who treads water in an indoor swimming pool, two old sisters bemused by a TV system, some drunken friends indulging in a risky game of darts, a man in underpants hooked on virtual reality and a woman with a nervy Shih Tzu who narrate...