Helle Faber, a distinguished producer since 2003, has carved a niche in the realm of documentary filmmaking. After founding Made in Copenhagen in 2010, she has produced a wealth of compelling documentaries that resonate deeply with collectors and cinephiles alike. Her notable works include the acclaimed "Putin’s Kiss" (2012) and "Dark Side of Chocolate" (2010), both of which not only garnered awards but also sparked critical conversations about pressing global issues. Among her standout productions, "Enemies of Happiness" (2006) holds a special place in collectors' hearts, having clinched the Silver Wolf Award at IDFA and receiving accolades at Sundance and the Cinema for Peace awards. Collectors seek out her films for their powerful storytelling and social relevance, making them essential additions to any serious documentary collection. With "Long Live Love" (2020) further solidifying her status, Faber's work continues to be a driving force in the documentary landscape, appealing to those who appreciate both the artistry and the impact of physical media.