Janus Metz, a Danish director born in 1974, made a significant impact in the international film scene with his debut feature "Armadillo" in 2010, winning the Grand Prix of the Cannes film festival's Critic's Week. The film, which follows a group of Danish soldiers at the front line in Afghanistan, sparked intense debate not only about the war but also about the blurred lines between fiction and documentary filmmaking.
Metz's subsequent narrative feature, "Borg/McEnroe", premiered at the Toronto Film Festival in 2017, further solidifying his reputation as a versatile and accomplished director. In addition to his work in feature films, Metz has also directed episodes of the critically acclaimed TV series "True Detective" and the series "ZerZeroZero", showcasing his range and adaptability.
With a master's degree in visual anthropology, Metz's body of work encompasses a diverse range of projects, including shorts, commercials, art films, and music videos. His unique perspective and skillful storytelling have earned him a reputation as a talented and innovative director, consistently pushing the boundaries of his craft.
