Next month, cinemas and concert halls will open their doors for the CPH:DOX documentary film festival, where Lars H.U.G. will make his debut as a film director. The singer and songwriter is set to unveil his art film 'Metamera - A World Without Us,' marking a significant new chapter in his career. The festival's website announced H.U.G.'s participation, highlighting the excitement around his first venture into the world of filmmaking.

The film is described as "a journey through Lars H.U.G's creative mind and musical universe, with the man himself as the tour guide," suggesting a deeply personal exploration of his artistic identity. Notably, many parts of the film were shot in Greece, a country that H.U.G. has visited for over 40 years, indicating a strong connection between his life experiences and the film's narrative. The documentary appears to promise an intimate perspective on his creative process and influences.

In addition to its artistic exploration, the film will also feature a handful of brand new songs on its soundtrack, enhancing the experience for viewers who are fans of H.U.G.'s music. CPH:DOX is scheduled to take place from March 11 to March 22, making this a timely event for both cinema and music enthusiasts eager to see how H.U.G. translates his musical talents into a different medium.