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| rdfs:comment | - Martin Strange-Hansen is a Danish film director and screenwriter. He made his debut as a director in 2001 with the movie Feeding Desire with Jesper Asholt in the lead role. In 2002 he wrote and directed the short film is This Charming Man, with Martin Buch starring and won an Oscar for best live action short film . He has in 2006 written and directed sections of the TV series "Hum". In 2008, he was behind Denmark's first webisode, the animation series "Pinly & Light". The series, which was based on real, embarrassing experiences posted by over 300 young people from all over Denmark, won the 2009 recognition by The Webby Awards, the web's Academy Awards.
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| Caption | - Strange-Hansen at the 75th Academy Awards
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| abstract | - Martin Strange-Hansen is a Danish film director and screenwriter. He made his debut as a director in 2001 with the movie Feeding Desire with Jesper Asholt in the lead role. In 2002 he wrote and directed the short film is This Charming Man, with Martin Buch starring and won an Oscar for best live action short film . He has in 2006 written and directed sections of the TV series "Hum". In 2008, he was behind Denmark's first webisode, the animation series "Pinly & Light". The series, which was based on real, embarrassing experiences posted by over 300 young people from all over Denmark, won the 2009 recognition by The Webby Awards, the web's Academy Awards.
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