
Emma Holten and Sine Plambech on Debt
Emma Holten and Sine Plambech discuss debt, power and morality in relation to David Graeber's influential work. The conversation is recorded for the podcast "The Planetary Library".
Sine Plambech (born 1975) is a Danish anthropologist, author and documentary filmmaker, working as a senior researcher at DIIS (Danish Institute for International Studies). For more than two decades she has studied migration, human trafficking and sex work through fieldwork in countries including Nigeria, Thailand, Italy and Denmark, becoming known for blending academic research with the personal stories of the women she follows. She wrote the acclaimed book 'Global Sex' (2023) and co-directed award-winning documentaries such as 'Heartbound', and she hosts the podcast 'Det planetariske bibliotek'.
Sine Plambech blev udpeget til jurypræsident for dokumentarkonkurrencen ved Zurich Film Festival 2026.
Hendes nye dokumentarfilm 'Rescue' om migranter og redningsaktioner på Middelhavet blev vist og debatteret på internationale filmfestivaler, heriblandt TIFF.
Sine Plambech modtog Forskningskommunikationsprisen 2025 for sin formidling af forskning om migration, trafficking og sexarbejde.
Hun gennemførte fire ugers feltarbejde ombord på Læger uden Grænsers redningsskib 'Geo Barents' i Middelhavet.
Hendes bog 'Global sex - hvad sexarbejdere ved om kærlighed og kapitalisme' udkom og blev efterfølgende nomineret til Politikens Litteraturpris.