December 8th 7:30 pm
Copenhagen City Hall

In collaboration with Copenhagen Jazz Festival CPH:DOX will invade Copenhagen City Hall with the world success 'The Age of Stupid' and an exclusive concert event with laptop artist Thomas Knak and vj equilibrist Casper Øbro.

With a mix of drama, documentary and animation director Franny Armstrong challenges the world leaders with 'The Age of Stupid' and shows what life on earth will look like, if COP15 doesn't result in an ambitious plan.

KNAK/ØBRO will elaborate on the themes of the film in their characteristic musical and visual style.

Free admission. Reservation necessary:
Tickets can be reserved HERE

THE YES MEN + DISTORTION MOBILE SOUND SYSTEM BLASH
December 11th
The City Hall Square + Grand Teatret, Mikkel Bryggers Gade 8

Distortion and CPH:DOX invites you to party with us in The City Hall Square. The music will be played from the hijacked radio station Universitetsradioen at 95.5Mhz, so bring your old boom box or home made Christiania bike blaster, or just come as you are. The party happens, where the sound is, and here you will also find The Yes Men, an army of young djs and a cheap bar. Vj Rune Brink will bring spectacular visuals to the giant globe in the square.

Later in the evening the legendary trouble makers The Yes Men will take a brake from the COP15 and host a festive screening of their film 'The Yes Men Fix The World'. It wont be boring!

DISTORTION MOBILE SOUND SYSTEM BLASH
City Hall Square 8 pm - 02 am
THE YES MEN
Grand Teatret kl. 23:45
Free admission. Reservation necessary:
Tickets can be reserved at www.grandteatret.dk
Tickets have to be picked up the day before.

TWO DAYS OF FILM AT 'PRESSEN'
December 13th + 14th
Trykkehallen Pressen, City Hall Square 37

CPH:DOX will turn Pressen into a debate cinema with international guests. Here you can watch movies, debate and drink a beer at the bar.

Among other films we are screening Robert Stone's 'Earth Days', which follows the American environmental movement from the grass roots until its status as a political power factor; Peter Mettler's aesthetic investigation of the consequences of oil extraction: 'Petropolis: Aerial Perspectives on the Alberta Tar Sands' and Gregory Kallenberg's 'Haynesville: The Relentless Hunt for an Energy Tomorrow', which examines the pro and cons of the finding of the biggest reserve of natural gas in the US under a small community in Louisiana. Gregory Kallenberg will be present at the screening and participate in a Q&A.

Free admission. Reservation necessary.

EARTH DAYS
Sunday December 13th 3 pm Tickets
PETROPOLIS: AERIAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE ALBERTA TAR SANDS
Sunday December 13th 9.30 pm Tickets
HAYNESVILLE: THE RELENTLESS HUNT FOR AN ENERGY TOMORROW
Monday December 14th 5 pm Tickets

MODERN RAINMAKERS AND WEATHER CONTROL
December 13th 6 pm
Trykkehallen Pressen, The City Hall Square 37

Through interviews with modern rainmakers, air condition installers, scientists and environmental activists Robert Greenes 'Owning The Weather' travels through the social, political and ethical currents that are in play in our wish to control the weather. From early times rainmaking has been a profitable business. With the present climate changes the question of a new kind of weather control has emerged, and around the world scientists are researching how we can control the weather with new technology and avoid a climate catastrophe.
After the screening a panel of experts will debate the ethical issues that arise when it comes to modern weather control.

Free admission. Reservation necessary:
Tickets can be reserved HERE.

CAN DOCUMENTARY FILMS CREATE CHANGE?
December 14th 8 pm
Trykkehallen Pressen, The City Hall Square 37

With 'Climate of Change' the production company behind Al Gore's 'An Inconvenient Truth' has allied itself with director Brian Hill, who is behind acclaimed films like 'Songbirds' and 'The Not Dead'. The result is a poetic film about ordinary peoples power to make a difference for the climate.

After the film Brian Hill and Executive Vice President of Documentary Production at Participant Media Diane Weyermann will be present for a debate about documentary films ability to create change. Anthropologist and artistic director of New Danish Screen Jakob Høgel will moderate.

Free admission. Reservation necessary:
Tickets can be reserved HERE

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