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Demand for Danish TV puts strain on industry

This month, the award-winning make up artist Bjørg Serup made her bitter public farewell to the Danish film industry. “I am on sick leave with a work injury due to serious stress and cannot expect to be able to return to the film industry or any other fulltime job again,” she wrote in an article published in Ekko, the country’s film industry magazine.

The reason? Stress-related cognitive impairment, which she blamed

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