Adam Paaske is a student, filmmaker and curator. Since 2024, he has been enrolled in the Master's degree programme in Visual Anthropology at Aarhus University specializing in the intersection of cinema and anthropology. Debuted as a director with 'The Art of Shattering Eternity' (2020), a portrait of the novelist Carsten Jensen. His second film, the ethnographic comedy 'Leisure Time - A Summer’s Day' (2022), sheds light on people at leisure in the setting of the 'sommerhus', a kind of second home popular in Denmark. He is currently working on two films: A short feminist ballet set in the Spanish village of Marinaleda, and a feature-length documentary exploring how Danish tourism in the U.S. Virgin Islands, formerly the Danish West Indies, mirrors colonial power struggles of the past. Paaske also works as an external curator at The Danish Cinematheque.