Henrik Martin Dahlsbakken, a self-taught filmmaker born in 1989, hails from Hamar, Norway. With a background in cinema projectionism, he has honed his craft through hands-on experience. Dahlsbakken's creative process is deeply rooted in the analog idiom, as he frequently employs unconventional film techniques to bring his vision to life.
Throughout his career, Dahlsbakken has garnered widespread recognition for his work, particularly with his 2012 short film, The Devil's Ballroom, which received numerous accolades at international film festivals. This remarkable achievement has solidified his reputation as a talented filmmaker.
In 2015, Dahlsbakken's first feature film, Returning Home (Å vende tilbake),made its debut at the prestigious Rome Film Fest, where it was shortlisted as the Norwegian candidate for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar. This notable achievement serves as a testament to his skill and dedication.
As a filmmaker, Dahlsbakken remains committed to developing his own unique projects, encompassing both short and feature-length films. His passion for storytelling continues to drive him, as he pushes the boundaries of his craft and explores new possibilities in the world of cinema.
