Undersea
2022 | 52 min | Documentary
To deal with the trauma she endured during her work as photojournalist, Nanna Kreutzmann turns to underwater photography.
Jannik Splidsboel
DirectorJannik Splidsboel is a Danish director known for his work in documentaries and television. Some of his notable works include "Misfits" and "How Are You." Splidsboel has received critical acclaim for his storytelling abilities and has a unique eye for capturing intimate human experiences on screen. While specific awards may not be readily available, Splidsboel's work continues to resonate with audiences and critics alike.
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