Seeking the secrets of everyday fulfillment, the new documentary Denmark and the Faroe Islands — Kingdom of Happiness explores Nordic urban planning, windswept Atlantic cliffs, and the fundamental question of what makes people truly content.
Directed by Tommy Ferlatte and Janie Lapointe, the 90-minute film brings its exploration of Scandinavian and Faroese life to various regions this November. The itinerary maps a course from the green spaces of Copenhagen through the cultural hub of Aarhus before heading out to the remote cliffside communities of the Faroe Islands.
- Screenings are booked at Cinéma Pine in Sainte-Adèle, Cinéma Carrefour du Nord in Saint-Jérôme, and Cinéma St-Eustache late this November.
- The travel documentary recently earned a MUSE Creative Award in Kuala Lumpur for best travel film.
- Director Tommy Ferlatte brings over thirty years of new media experience and more than one thousand productions across twenty-nine countries to the project.
The documentary splits its lens between structured municipal design and untamed geography. Ferlatte and Lapointe explore public spaces, urban neighborhoods, and daily habits in Denmark.
According to Journal L’Éveil, screenings are scheduled at Cinéma St-Eustache on November 26 and November 29, with tickets and timetables hosted directly on the venue’s platform.
Additional regional dates include stops at Cinéma Pine in Sainte-Adèle on November 22 and November 25, alongside screenings at Cinéma Carrefour du Nord in Saint-Jérôme on November 25 and November 29.
| Theater Location | Screening Dates | Run Time |
|---|---|---|
| Cinéma Pine (Sainte-Adèle) | November 22 and 25 | 90 minutes |
| Cinéma Carrefour du Nord (Saint-Jérôme) | November 25 and 29 | 90 minutes |
| Cinéma St-Eustache (St-Eustache) | November 26 and 29 | 90 minutes |
The production secured recognition at the MUSE Creative Awards in Kuala Lumpur, taking home top honors in the travel film category.
The feature draws on Ferlatte’s extensive career spanning more than three decades in digital media production.
Showtimes, ticket reservations, and official trailers remain accessible through the respective websites of Cinéma Pine, Cinéma Carrefour du Nord, and Cinéma St-Eustache.
