Julefeber

Summary

Julefeber is a television series^[1].

Key Facts

• Julefeber is the creator of Natasha Arthy^[2].
• Julefeber is the creator of Rune Schjøtt^[3].
• Julefeber received the Robert Award for Best Short Television Series^[4].
• Julefeber's instance of is recorded as television series^[5].
• Julefeber's director is recorded as Mads Kamp Thulstrup^[6].
• Julefeber's director is recorded as Natasha Arthy^[7].
• Julefeber's composer is recorded as Jesper Mechlenburg^[8].
• Julefeber's genre is recorded as Nordic Christmas calendar^[9].
• Julefeber's cast member is recorded as Joachim Fjelstrup^[10].
• Julefeber's cast member is recorded as Bodil Jørgensen^[11].
• Julefeber's cast member is recorded as Peter Frödin^[12].
• Julefeber's cast member is recorded as Maibritt Saerens^[13].
• Julefeber's cast member is recorded as Martin Høgsted^[14].
• Julefeber's cast member is recorded as Sofie Torp^[15].
• Julefeber's cast member is recorded as Maria Szigethy^[16].
• Julefeber's cast member is recorded as Kaya Toft Loholt^[17].
• Julefeber's cast member is recorded as Selma Sol í Dali Pape^[18].
• Julefeber's part of the series is recorded as Nordic Christmas calendar of DR^[19].
• Julefeber's location is recorded as Royal Danish Theatre^[20].
• Julefeber's IMDb ID is recorded as tt12637892^[21].
• Julefeber's original language of film or TV show is recorded as Danish^[22].
• Julefeber's language of work or name is recorded as Danish^[23].
• Julefeber's original broadcaster is recorded as DR1^[24].
• Julefeber's color is recorded as color^[25].
• Julefeber's country of origin is recorded as Denmark^[26].

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Authorship and Creation

Directors include Mads Kamp Thulstrup^[6] and Natasha Arthy^[7]. Cast members include Joachim Fjelstrup^[10], Bodil Jørgensen^[11], Peter Frödin^[12], Maibritt Saerens^[13], Martin Høgsted^[14], and Sofie Torp^[15]. Created works include Natasha Arthy^[2], a film director^[27], b. 1969^[28], of Kingdom of Denmark^[29] and Rune Schjøtt^[3], a screenwriter^[30], b. 1971^[31], of Kingdom of Denmark^[32].

Publication

Julefeber's original language of film or TV show is recorded as Danish^[22]. Julefeber's language of work or name is recorded as Danish^[23]. Julefeber's genre is recorded as Nordic Christmas calendar^[9]. Julefeber's part of the series is recorded as Nordic Christmas calendar of DR^[19].

Subject and Themes

Julefeber's part of the series is recorded as Nordic Christmas calendar of DR^[19].

Reception

Julefeber received the Robert Award for Best Short Television Series^[4].

FAQs

What awards did Julefeber receive?

Honors received include Robert Award for Best Short Television Series^[4].