The Danish-syrian documentary film, 'The Cave' must see itself beaten by the movie 'American Factory' in the category Best Documentary at the academy awards in Los Angeles.
'The Cave' was the only hope under the 92. oscaruddeling in the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on the night of Monday Danish time.
Watch the trailer for 'The Cave' here
the Film is directed by syrian Feras Fayyad and produced by Sigrid Dyekjær and Kirstine Barfod of Danish Documentary Production A/S.
It is about a female doctor, who under difficult conditions leader of an underground hospital in the syrian province of Al-Ghouta.
Sigrid Dyekjær and Kirstine Barfod has previously called the film 'a feminist narrative'.
Even from a part of the world, as we do not know so much to, and about a young woman who will change a male-dominated environment.
In 'The Cave' follows a female doctor in an underground hospital. Photo: Ritzau Scanpix
- It is a fun and wild experience, Sigrid Dyekjær previously said about the academy awards.
- But I do not film to get an Oscar, but to change the world and educate people about what it is for a world we live in, so they can make some good decisions for their lives.
And it was instead the favourite, 'American Factory', which ran with the golden statuette.
the Documentary trades according to Soundvenue a tremendously kultursammenstød between the UNITED states and China told through the story of a single factory.
Recorded over more than three years follows a General Motors factory in Ohio, who have had to turn the key on.
But before long, the dolls bailout in the form of a chinese manufacturer of car windshields, which wants to expand its territory and the collector at the movie beginning of the abandoned factory, installing new equipment, and - most importantly - genhyrer a large number of the workers who had lost their jobs.
at the same time bring bilrudefabrikanten also a large amount of chinese factory workers. What starts out as a success story, quickly develops into a more complex direction.
