《丹麦小村教堂》高清免费在线观看，本片由卡尔·西奥多·德莱叶执导，演员Koch-Olsen,Ib出演的其它剧情片，剧情内容主要以autumn,Kulturfilm,decided为主题讲述的故事，详细介绍：The history of Danish country church architecture is depicted through scenes of the church being utilized by the congregation, starting with the celebration of mass in a humble wooden church 800 years ago, and concluding with the parishioners singing in a modern village church. The evolution and growth of church architecture patterns are highlighted in the film. Director Dreyer presents a series of churches from different eras, showcasing churchgoers in period attire. Each historical period is delineated by a shot of a church bell superimposed against the sky. While the film effectively conveys the distinct epochs and styles to viewers, it lacks the usual artistic flair associated with Dreyers works, save for some striking costumes originally created for "Day of Wrath." In autumn 1945, the board of Dansk Kulturfilm decided that their church film project would exclusively focus on village churches. Dreyer revised the script penned by editor and folk high-school principal Bernhard Jensen, with input from experts like architect H. Lønborg-Jensen and Victor Hermansen, curator at the National Museum of Denmark. By mid-March, Dreyer had a preliminary draft titled "Kirken er et gammelt Hus" (The Church Is an Old House), which was circulated among the committee for feedback. In late July, Dreyer and Victor Hermansen embarked on a countrywide tour to scout suitable churches. They meticulously examined the details, made some technical modifications as requested by Dreyer, such as removing porcelain holders for electrical wiring in Tveje Merløse Church. Shooting was slated to commence in Ringkøbing on July 4th, with director of photography Preben Frank joining shortly after recovering from a ladder fall that resulted in a broken leg. Despite the setback, he bravely resumed work with his leg in a cast. The production ran smoothly, with warm reception from vicarages and ample extras available for scenes. By August 1st, they returned to Copenhagen with most of the footage captured. Only the church in Skelby and a Swedish wooden church in Hedared remained to be filmed. Due to post-war economic constraints, particularly regarding foreign currency shortages, it was deemed impractical to construct an interior set of a wooden church in the studio since authentic wooden churches were scarce in Denmark. The completed film premiered for a select audience on September 24th, 1947, which included the Minister for Ecclesiastical Affairs. Subsequently, in December 1947, the film was publicly screened alongside four other short films for the press, politicians, and other dignitaries, as per Dansk Kulturfilms customary practice.