A hyperlocal film from Anholt, one of Denmark’s earliest and largest offshore wind farms and a cornerstone in the story of offshore wind as a global industry.

Told through the voices of those who’ve spent years inside the turbines, the film focuses on craft, pride and continuity. From local suppliers and international delegations to long-term operation and profitability, Anholt stands as proof that offshore wind may be global in its footprint, but European (and Danish) at its core.

Rather than scale for scale’s sake, the film grounds the energy transition in people, place and lived experience – reminding us that a global industry was built on local roots.

Runtime: 117 seconds
Format: Digital - 1.78:1
Language: Danish
Shot on location in Denmark, 2025

Crew

Director & Producer – Pelle Axel von Schantz Iversen

Director of photography – Mathias Nyholm Schmidt

Still photographer & Producer – Nicklas Ingemann

Editor, Composer & Sound Designer – Jens Mouritzen 

Colourist – Artūras Buividavičius

Translation services – OneLiner 

Special thanks to

Claus Vinther Poulsen, Nicklas Eriksen, Kasper Nørgaard Sørensen, Anton Sejersen, Henrik Laugesen, Claus Sondrup, Bjarne Qvist Jensen, Jeppe Hvid Binder, Kasper Møller Larsen & Rasmus Kildahl