Rasmus Heide is known for All for Three (2017), Take the Trash (2008) and All for Two (2013).

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John Landis and director Rasmus Heide at the screening of Heides "Three Heists and a Hamster" at the Monte Carlo Comedy Film Festival.

The Hunt (2012) winning Best Drama and All for Two (2013) winning Best Comedy at the Robert Festival (2014).

Rasmus Heide directing actors Jonatan Spang, Rasmus Bjerg and Mick Øgendahl on the set of "All for Two".

Rasmus Heide receiving the Robert Audience Award for "Take the Trash".

Director Rasmus Heide with actor Rutger Hauer and actor/screenwriter Mick Øgendahl on the set of "All for One".

Director Rasmus Heide with cinematographer Eric Kress on the set of "Take the Trash"

Director Rasmus Heide with actor Thure Lindhardt on the set of "Take the Trash"

Sonja Richter, Mick Øgendahl, and Rasmus Bjerg in All for Three (2017)

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