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Review: Nuit #1
"With a confidently stripped bare appearance, with no artifice and for a good portion of the film's 90 runtime without clothes, Nuit #1 might be the more invigorating counter-point to the lazy one night stand themed dramas."
Interview: Ruben Ostlund (Play)
With the Un Certain Regard selected Involuntary, Swedish helmer Ruben Östlund examined the conflict of the individual within a group, three years later with...
Video Interview: Joachim Trier (Oslo, 31. august)
A stylistic departure from his breakout international debut film Reprise, Joachim Trier's Oslo, August 31st is a mature sophomore effort knee deep in the search for the meaning and purpose of life in contemporary Norway.
Video Interview: Ruben Östlund (Play)
...three years later with the Directors' Fortnight selected Play, a newspaper headline-grabbing true story that took place in Sweden a couple of years back, he details the conflict between groups via a demo of the population who often must fiend for themselves the best way they know how and under minimal, but not totally absent supervision.
