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'Land of Mine' shines light on 'dark side' of Denmark's war history

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Video. 'Land of Mine' shines light on 'dark side' of Denmark's war history

Updated: 20/04/2016 - 12:33 GMT+2

‘Land of Mine’ is a Danish-German film, which opens up a rather unknown chapter of World War Two. Directed by Denmark’s Martin Zandvliet, it is a

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