Moyland

Moyland is a former Danish film production company, active from 1990 to 2011. The company was founded by Per Roland and Lars Bubandt, and produced a range of Danish and foreign language films.

The company's production slate included feature films, television dramas, and documentaries, mainly focused on international co-productions. Moyland's credits span genres such as crime, drama, and comedy, including collaborations with European filmmakers.

Some notable films produced by Moyland include 'The One That Got Away' (2003), 'Open Hearts' (2002), and 'A Shark in the Share' (1998), among others. The company's tele-vision productions primarily aired on Danish television networks.

Moyland's work was influential within the European film industry, featuring collaborations with several prominent European filmmakers.

Throughout its operational period, Moyland maintained creative partnerships with writers, directors, and producers across various countries. In 2011, the company ceased operations due to economic reasons.

Resources on Moyland are limited, and it does not appear to have a dedicated website or extensive public profile.