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36th Robert Awards
Date3 February 2019 (2019-02-03)
Organized byDanish Film Academy
Highlights
Best FilmThe Guilty
Most awardsFilm
The Guilty (7)
Most nominationsFilm
A Fortunate Man (16)

The 36th Robert Awards ceremony, presented by Danish Film Academy, took place on 3 February 2019 to honour the best in Danish film and television of 2019.[1]


Winners and nominees

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The nominations were announced on 8 January 2019.[2] Winners are listed first, highlighted in boldface, and indicated with a double dagger ()[3]

Film

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  • Gustav Möller – The Guilty
    • Bille August – A Fortunate Man
    • Christoffer Boe – The Purity of Vengeance
    • Isabella EklöfHoliday
    • Lars von Trier – The House That Jack Built
  • Jakob CedergrenThe Guilty as Asger Holm
    • Baard OweChristian IV – Den sidste rejse as Den eldre Christian IV
    • Esben SmedA Fortunate Man as Peter Andreas Sidenius
    • Matt DillonThe House That Jack Built as Jack
    • Rasmus Bjerg – Så længe jeg lever as John Mogensen
  • Checkered Ninja – Directors: Thorbjørn Christoffersen and Anders Matthesen; Script: Anders Matthesen
    • Brakland – Director: Martin Skovbjerg; Script: Christian Gamst Miller-Harris
    • Landet af glas – Directors: Jeppe Vig Find and Marie Dalsgaard Rønn; Script: Marie Dalsgaard Rønn and Jeppe Vig Find
    • Vildheks – Director: Kaspar Munk; Script: Poul Berg, Bo hr. Hansen and Kaspar Munk
    • Vitello – Director: Dorte Bengtson; Script: Dorte Bengtson and Kim Fupz Aakeson
  • Ditte & Louise – Sofie de Mylius
  • "Skubber det sne" from Checkered Ninja – Music and Lyric: Anders Matthesen and #KewanLiggerBeatetNorma; Performer: Anders Matthesen
    • "Sut min klit" from Ditte & Louise – Music and Lyric: Nikoline; Performer: Nikoline
    • "Under sole" from Iqbal & Den Indiske Juvel – Music and Lyric: Wafande, Søren Schou and Andreas Keilgaard; Performer: Wafande, Søren Schou and Andreas Keilgaar
    • "Vild" from Vildheks – Music and Lyric: Jenny Rossander, Lasse Lyngbo, Mads Møller and Thor Nørgaard; Performer: Jenny Rossander
    • "Vitello" from Vitello – Music and Lyric: Peter Sommer, Jøden and DJ Static; Performer: Peter Sommer, Jøden and DJ Static
  • The House That Jack Built – Peter Hjorth
    • Iqbal & Den Indiske Juvel – Jonas Ussing and Martin Madsen
    • A Fortunate Man – Martin Madsen and Thomas Øhlenschlæger
    • Vildheks – Simon Sandin, Christian Sjöstedt and Christina Jæger
    • I Krig & Kærlighed – Toke Rude Trangbæk, Daniel French and Sammy Larsen
  • Maja – Director: Marijana Jankovic
    • Dolphin – Director: Lauritz Munch-Petersen
    • Fugle – Director: Trine Nadia
    • November – Director: Kasper Møller Jensen
    • Næste stop – Director: Daniel Kragh-Jacobsen
  • Vi lader billedet stå et øjeblik – Director: Esther Wellejus
    • Enten Eller – Director: Thora Lorentzen
    • Fantasi Fantasi – Director: Kaspar Astrup Schröder
    • Hjemsøgelsen – Director: Christian Einshøj
    • Vidne – Director: Louise Leth
  • The Distant Barking of Dogs – Director: Simon Lereng Wilmont
    • Bobbi Jene – Director: Elvira Lind
    • Den nat vi faldt – Director: Cille Hannibal

Television

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  • Doggystyle – Director: Anna Emma Haudal; Writer: Anna Emma Haudal
    • 31 – Writers: Jesper Zuschlag and Julie Rudbæk; Directors: Jesper Zuschlag and Julie Rudbæk
    • En fremmed flytter ind – Writers: Krister Moltzen and Nicole N. Horanyi; Director: Nicole N. Horanyi
    • Theo & Den Magiske Talisman – Writers: Peter Gornstein and Trine Piil; Director: Peter Gornstein
    • Vitello – Writers: Dorte Bengtson and Kim Fupz Aakeson; Director: Dorte Bengtson

References

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  1. "Oscar-shortlisted The Guilty wins big at Danish Robert Awards". Danish Film Institute. 4 February 2019. Retrieved 5 May 2026.
  2. "Press release 8.1.2019 ROBERT NOMINATIONS 2019" (PDF). Danish Film Institute. 8 January 2019. Retrieved 5 May 2026.
  3. "Robert-vinderne 2019". Kino.dk. 8 January 2019. Retrieved 5 May 2026.
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