Project Detail

All These Summers

Name: All These Summers
Director: Therese Henningsen
Genre: Biography, Experimental, Woman Director
Released: 2025
Duration: 66 min

Synopsis

Driven by a recurring urge to encounter strangers with her camera, the filmmaker begins to film her solitary Greek Cypriot neighbour Pete in the tower block in London where they both live. Around the same time, her father in Denmark receives a cancer diagnosis requiring her to spend more time with him. As her father gradually slips back into the depression that made him absent when she was a teenager, she feels a need to document this transition. Her compulsion to enter into Pete’s life and to film him echoes with her desire for understanding her father’s experience of isolation and loneliness, as well as her own relationship to it.
ALL THESE SUMMERS asks questions about responsibility in life and in film whilst intimately confronting the complexities of the daughter-father and filmmaker-subject relationship.
Official Selection CPH DOX 2025

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Details

Year: 2025
Type of project: Features
Running time: 66 min
Format: Digital
Director: Therese Henningsen 1st Feature
Producer: Therese Henningsen
Editor: Therese Henningsen
Director of Photography: Therese Henningsen
Sound: Anne Gry Friis Kristensen
Composer: Viki Steiri
Principal cast: Povl Christian Henningsen, Peter Petrou
Consultants: Marc Isaacs, Mandy Merck
Colourist: Jason R. Moffat
Graphics: Amandine Forest-Aguié

Genre

Biography Experimental Woman Director

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Therese Henningsen

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