All God's Colors (2026): Cast, Story and Release Details

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All God's Colors is an intimate Danish documentary set inside Copenhagen’s Enghave Kirke, where a gay pastor and a drag-performing church warden build an inclusive community while facing protests and opposition from conservative religious groups.

All God's Colors enters Enghave Kirke, a Copenhagen parish known affectionately as the “Queer Church,” and examines how faith, sexuality and public identity meet within an ancient religious institution.

At the center are pastor Viggo Julsgaard Jensen and church warden Bo Hagen Clausen, whose work to create an accepting sanctuary brings both community and fierce ideological resistance into view.

All God's Colors movie details

Story without spoilers

The documentary follows the daily lives of Viggo Julsgaard Jensen, a gay pastor who has reconciled his faith with his sexuality, and Bo Hagen Clausen, whose drag persona, Ramona Macho, is part of the church community. Together, they support LGBTQ+ visibility and organize events including a Children’s Pride. Their approach also draws protests and strong opposition from conservative religious groups, turning the parish into a contested public space.

What to expect

As a documentary, All God's Colors is grounded in real people and an ongoing social and religious conflict rather than a fictional plot. Its focus is the contrast between Enghave Kirke’s message of unconditional acceptance and the resistance that follows its LGBTQ+ inclusive mission. The film also highlights the personal identities of its central figures and the community events they help create.

Cast and creative team

All God's Colors is directed by Jannik Splidsboel. Viggo Julsgaard Jensen appears as himself, alongside Bo Hagen Clausen, who also appears as himself. No writers are listed in the supplied credits.

• Viggo Julsgaard Jensen as Self
• Bo Hagen Clausen as Self

Release and production context

All God's Colors is a 2026 Danish documentary from production company New Tales. It is spoken in Danish and has a runtime of 1 hour and 18 minutes. The listed release date is September 10, 2026, and the film’s status is Released.

Production companies: New Tales

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With its focus on Enghave Kirke, All God's Colors presents a specific community’s effort to connect Christian faith with LGBTQ+ inclusion while documenting the conflict that effort provokes. Its strongest point of interest is the direct access to the people shaping the parish’s identity and defending its place within religious life.

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