“Det vi så” – Rasmus Tantholdt & Anders Bach
Go behind the camera as Rasmus Tantholdt and Anders Bach share personal accounts from two decades of traveling to the world's trouble spots. Hear about their friendship, their work amid war and disaster, and the glimpses of hope they have encountered along the way.
Foreign correspondent Rasmus Tantholdt and cameraman Anders Bach recount two decades of traveling together to the world's trouble spots. Based on their 2020 book Det vi så, the talk offers a personal insight into life behind the camera.
The audience is taken into a world filled with war and disaster, but also with glimpses of beauty and hope. Through moving and harrowing anecdotes, they share stories of their friendship, a working life with no ordinary days, and what it means to be human when disaster strikes. Their accounts include the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, a typhoon in the Philippines, floods in Pakistan, hunting pirates in Somalia, and a closed-off North Korea.
About Anders Bach
Anders Bach has worked as a cameraman for TV 2 since 2006. He previously served as a UN soldier in the former Yugoslavia, trained as an apprentice press photographer, studied at Aalborg University and the University of Copenhagen, and owned his own production company. In 2012 and 2014, he and Rasmus Tantholdt won the TV-prisen award for Best News Report of the Year.
About Rasmus Tantholdt
Rasmus Tantholdt has worked as an international correspondent in conflict, war, and disaster zones since 2003. His reporting has covered the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria, as well as the Arab Spring. He graduated from the Danish School of Journalism in 2000 and has received several awards for his journalism, including the Steen Bådsgaard Prize in 2009.
Seating is numbered. The talk is expected to last 90–120 minutes.
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