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The final episode of the Copenhagen Podcast. Probably.
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Twenty-three years later, an old man is offered something extraordinary: his entire life.
The system remembers his marriage, his daughter, his grandson, his arguments, his journeys and thousands of ordinary days he has forgotten.
But there are gaps.
And inside those gaps are some of the things that mattered most.
The machine has remembered almost everything. The question is whether remembering and understanding were ever the same thing.
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Robert disappears.
Not from his family. Not from the city. Not even deliberately from other people.
He simply finds somewhere the system cannot see him.
For a few days, a man lives without being measured, interpreted or recorded.
Then the electricity meter notices him.
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A father and daughter argue in a kitchen where every word, movement and change in emotion can be analysed.
Then she places a tea towel over the camera.
For a few minutes, something changes between them.
The technology doesn’t become violent. It doesn’t need to.
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His grandson has never really been lost.
His school knows where he is. His mother knows where he is. His watch knows where he is. The city knows where he is.
Then his grandfather takes him down a path that isn’t on the recommended route.
For eleven minutes, nobody knows where they are.
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Beneath an old railway bridge is a place the cameras cannot see. People gather there for no particular reason. They drink coffee, read newspapers, talk and sometimes simply sit.
Then something appears above the railway fence.
A story about what happens when being unobserved becomes unusual.
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A camera has watched his kitchen for four years. Nobody is watching the footage. Nobody needs to. When an algorithm detects a change in his behaviour, two strangers arrive at his door.
A story about surveillance, obedience, privacy and the small permissions through which freedom can disappear.
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After leaving emergency care in the early hours, a man has to make his own way home through a city that feels both familiar and changed. Empty taxi ranks, closed shops, underpasses, locked gates, tents in the park, and broken routines follow him into dawn.
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After feeling chest pain outside the shopping centre, a man makes his own way to emergency care. In the waiting room, numbers are called, phones die, chairs fill, and twelve to fourteen hours becomes something no one even reacts to.
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A man enters a shopping centre where everything is bright, watched, locked, and half-empty. Between security gates, broken escalators, closed units, rising prices, and ordinary people waiting for assistance that does not come, the day begins to turn.
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A copinghagen production
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Copinghagen Podcast
Short cinematic stories about ordinary lives
New episodes every week