Kathrine Windfeld

Breaking barriers in the world of Danish cinema, Kathrine Windfeld was born in 1966 in Copenhagen, Denmark and was active in the film industry from 1999 until her untimely death in 2015. Noted for her work predominantly in dramatic genres, she directed several critically acclaimed films such as "Hamilton: In the Interest of the Nation", and the popular TV series "The Bridge". Despite not having received awards at major film festivals, Windfeld's unique storytelling technique and her ability to depict complex characters earned her a distinct place in the industry. Windfeld was a director of exceptional talent, her work always imbued with a deep sense of humanity and an unerring eye for the intricacies of the human condition.