Movie Where Music Grows
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FilmWhere Music Grows
Denmark, Sweden2026documentary90'What if, for a moment, one could escape rivalry in music and the pressure to be perfect, and retreat to a secluded Danish farm to feed the chickens, tend a vegetable patch, cook together and put on mini recitals for the cows? Budding virtuosos from various countries come together in exactly such a place. Before they enter the professional world of classical music and learn its strict rules, they can discover what a musical community is. The film depicts the lives of young artists for whom the word ‘ecology’ signifies not only a healthy model of rural life but also a sustainable style of work protecting against stress, fatigue and burnout.
- directed by
Katrine PhilpAn Emmy-nominated director who graduated as a documentary film director from the National Film School of Denmark in 2009. She holds a bachelor’s degree in film production design from The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. Her documentary, Beautiful Something Left Behind, won the SXSW 2020 Documentary Feature Grand Jury Award and the UNICEF Prize in Japan 2020. MTV Studios acquired the North American rights. In 2014, Katrine won the Audience Award at the American Documentary Film Festival for her debut feature-length documentary, Dance for Me.
- cinematography
- Adam Philp
- script
- Katrine Philp
- editing
- Rikke Selin
- production
- Katrine A. Sahlstrøm (Good Company Pictures)
- Photo
What if, for a moment, one could escape rivalry in music and the pressure to be perfect, and retreat to a secluded Danish farm to feed the chickens, tend a vegetable patch, cook together and put on mini recitals for the cows? Budding virtuosos from various countries come together in exactly such a place. Before they enter the professional world of classical music and learn its strict rules, they can discover what a musical community is. The film depicts the lives of young artists for whom the word ‘ecology’ signifies not only a healthy model of rural life but also a sustainable style of work protecting against stress, fatigue and burnout.
- directed by
- Katrine Philp
An Emmy-nominated director who graduated as a documentary film director from the National Film School of Denmark in 2009. She holds a bachelor’s degree in film production design from The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. Her documentary, Beautiful Something Left Behind, won the SXSW 2020 Documentary Feature Grand Jury Award and the UNICEF Prize in Japan 2020. MTV Studios acquired the North American rights. In 2014, Katrine won the Audience Award at the American Documentary Film Festival for her debut feature-length documentary, Dance for Me.
- cinematography
- Adam Philp
- script
- Katrine Philp
- editing
- Rikke Selin
- production
- Katrine A. Sahlstrøm (Good Company Pictures)
- Photo