Where do our Christmas traditions come from?.The 1926 election - The first live broadcast election meeting.Halli Halli Hallo – we'll win in Mexico.Queen Elizabeth II's first state visit to Denmark.Ulla Kallenbach: The role of women in Danish drama.Line Knutzon: On everything between the lines.Johanne Petrine Reynberg: The clash with the Hollywood model.Jesper Bræstrup Karlsen: The art of writing children's youth drama.Anna Lawaetz: The beginning of Danish drama.Arctic Imagination - conversations about a world in climate change.17,000 photos come out of the "Transcriptorium".The story of the national newspaper collection.Catalogues of oriental manuscripts in Denmark.Regional catalogue for the map collection- the rest of the world.Regional catalogue for the map collection - Denmark.The history of the collection of prints and photographs.
Overview of the collection of prints and photographs.History of the Danish folklore archives.Music editions and lists of works from the Royal Danish Library.Knud Hegermann-Lindencrone's tape archive.The history of An Aerial View of Denmark.Overview of material in the manuscript collection in Aarhus.Overview of the manuscript collection's sub-collections and their signatures.Subjects in radio and television programmes.Search for a specific newspaper title and possibly date.Search for newspaper articles, ads, etc.Folklore and material about the culture of everyday life.How to find Danish radio and TV programmes.How many of them feel suffocated and hopeless? If this film makes even ONE person take a day off and go fishing, it's done it's job. It makes you think about all the millions and millions of damn cubicles out there. this movie is great, whether you're an office worker or not. fresh air, hard labor and a bright orange vest in the perfect antidote to ummm. In the end Peter discovers this is the way to go. Peter's cronies Michael and Samir are classic software engineer guys that could work at any company, and Peter's construction-worker neighbor (Oswald!) is a refreshing change from the white-collar drones that infest his day. and Milton makes you feel a bit of sad sympathy, especially when he doesn't get any cake.
We all know someone who obsesses a little TOO much about their chair, or how many paper clips they have on their desk. Gary Cole's droning delivery and poor Milton's despondent mumbling doesn't get old. I am surprised to see Jennifer Aniston in a movie this entertaining! The use of hardcore gangsta rap as the soundtrack to the boys' underhanded deeds and violent ass-kicking of office equipment is hilarious and brilliant.
Kids in the Hall did it, and now Mike Judge has done it also. Hooray for Mike Judge! I didn't think there would be a way to make fun of "office life" without merely being a living Dilbert strip and using all of the same tired old workplace jokes.
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