Henrik Martin Dahlsbakken
Norwegian director and screen writer · Norway · Directors · Born 1989 · age 37
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Something wrong?Henrik Martin Dahlsbakken (b. 1989) grew up in Hamar, Norway. He is a self-taught filmmaker and trained cinema projectionist. Dahlsbakken has made several short films using different film techniques, and cultivates the analog idiom in the creative process.
A life in dates
A Mouse Hunt for ChristmasFilm, Director2023
MunchFilm, Director, Producer
The Arctic ConvoyFilm, 2023Director2022
PossessionFilm, Director, Writer2021
Project ZFilm, Director, Writer2020
Another Happy ChristmasFilm, Director2018Hedmark fylkeskommunes kulturprisAward
An AffairFilm, 2018Director, Writer
Going WestFilm, 2018Director, Writer2016
CaveFilm, Director, Writer2015
Returning HomeFilm, Director2014
Neste sommerSeries, Director
A StrangerFilm, 2014Director
Mitt Lys i MørketFilm, 2014Director, Writer2012
The Devil's BallroomFilm, Director, Writer2010
The Time In BetweenFilm, Director1989Born23 May 1989Filmography 21
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About this person
Henrik Martin Dahlsbakken (b. 1989) grew up in Hamar, Norway. He is a self-taught filmmaker and trained cinema projectionist. Dahlsbakken has made several short films using different film techniques, and cultivates the analog idiom in the creative process. One of his greatest successes thus far has been the short film The Devil's Ballroom (2012), which won awards at multiple festivals around the world. Dahlsbakken's first feature film, Returning Home (Å vende tilbake), premiered in 2015 at the Rome Film Fest and was shortlisted as the Norwegian Oscar candidate for best foreign language film. Dahlsbakken continues to develop his own personal film projects, shorts as well as feature films.
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