FESTIVAL

THE JURY BEHIND THIS YEAR FESTIVAL PROGRAM

SAVANNAH GORTON

JUAN HEIN

IDA GRØN

Savannah Gorton is an American-Danish curator from New York, based in Copenhagen since 2014. She holds an MA in Curating Contemporary Art from the Royal College of Art in London, in partnership with Tate Modern.

Gorton works internationally curating and producing art exhibitions, performances, public programmes, art book fairs, and editing and publishing art publications.

Juan Hein is an Argentine-Danish visual artist, born in Buenos Aires and based in Copenhagen. Working across photography and video, bookmaking and installation, his practice explores identity, cultural theory and visual perception. His work moves between narrative and conceptual approaches, exploring how images create or interfere meaning, challenge conditions of cultural heritage and so the actual experience of the now.

Ida Grøn is a Danish documentary filmmaker, cinematographer and video artist, born in Aarhus. She holds a Master’s degree in Documentary Directing from The National Film and Television School in the UK and a BA in Art History from the University of Copenhagen. Working between documentary film, film poems and video art, she explores sensory perception and human connection. Her works have been presented at film festivals and exhibition spaces in Denmark and internationally.

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60Seconds Festival screens films in urban, public spaces, projecting them onto walls or on the streets.


The audience of the festival is people wandering the city experiencing the unexpected.


The 10 award-nominated films chosen by the jury will light up the cities of Copenhagen, Frederiksberg, and Helsingør during the festival week, November 8–22, 2026


Jury Selection: DKK 2,000
Jury Prize: DKK 10,000



MIRROR ME · 2025 Festival Archive
23–30 November 2025 · Daily screenings · 16:00–24:00