Regissørens

Regissørens is the genitive form of regissør in Danish and Norwegian, meaning "the director's." It is used to indicate possession, attribution, or association with a director in film, theatre, and media contexts.

The base word regissør means director or filmmaker. In Danish and Norwegian Bokmål, the possessive is formed by adding the suffix -s, giving regissørens. The corresponding definite form of regissør is regissøren, but regissørens operates independently as the possessive.

Common usages include phrases such as regissørens vision (the director's vision), regissørens version (the director's version), or regissørens beslutning (the director's decision). In journalism and criticism, regissørens is often used before a noun to attribute content or decisions to the director.

Etymology: regissør is derived from the verb regissere, to direct; regissørens is the standard possessive form used in written Danish and Norwegian to express ownership or association by a director.