An award-winning and uncompromising journalist, documentarian and moderator with a unique ability to combine incisive analysis with provocative storytelling.
With years of experience navigating complex political and social landscapes, Mads Brügger specializes in uncovering power structures, challenging the status quo and engaging audiences in in-depth debates.

He has more than fifteen years of experience as a radio and TV journalist at Danmarks Radio, and as a writer and author, including for Euroman magazine. Several of his books have become bestsellers, most recently “Grænselandet” from L&R, about the Tønder case. From his job as host of DR2’s Deadline, he has extensive experience in keeping a leash on a debate. Mads Brügger holds a BA in Film Studies and History from the University of Copenhagen, specializing in the Balkans after 1945.

In 2010 Mads Brügger won the Grand Prize at the Sundance Festival for his documentary about North Korea, “The Red Chapel”.
Sundance Film Festival (2019): Best Documentary for Cold Case Hammarskjöld.
2024 documentary The Black Swan.

Channel Manager at Radio24syv from 2011-19.

Director and Editor-in-Chief of Frihedsbrevet 2021-

Takes moderator tasks to a very limited extent