Copenhagen

William is an immature young man traveling through Europe who arrives in Copenhagen, the city where his father was born. While there, he forms a bond with Effy, a young woman working as an intern at his hotel. Together, they search for William's grandfather, the last remaining member of his family. As the two grow closer, Effy's combination of wisdom and youthful energy forces William to change his perspective on life and confront disturbing secrets regarding his family's history.

The film was written and directed by Mark Raso, marking the first of three feature films he has directed. The cast features Gethin Anthony as William and Frederikke Dahl Hansen as Effy, alongside Sebastian Armesto, Olivia Grant, Baard Owe, and Tamzin Merchant. A joint production between Denmark and the United States, the movie was produced by Mette Thygesen and Mauro Mueller through Heretic Films, Scorched Films, and Fidelio Films.

Released on October 3, 2014, the drama blends elements of adventure and romance over a 98-minute runtime. On TMDB, the film holds a rating of 6.6/10 based on 221 votes.