Choose your language en | es | fr | it
News

Films / Reviews

Production / Funding

Festivals / Awards

Industry / Market

Distribution / Releases / Exhibitors

Box Office

Institutions / Legislation

Events / Promotion

Television

Films

Film Focus

Feature films database

Directors

Scriptwriters

Submit a film

Southern Mediterranean films database

Interviews
Festivals
Videos

Trailers/Teasers/Clips

Video interviews

Making Of

Industry Panels

Short Films

Other videos

Industry

Events

Industry Reports

Country Focus

Producers

Production companies

Distributors

International sales

European film schools

Filming Europe Location Award

Services

Online Screenwriting Training Course

Guided course for feature film writing

International Film Business Online

Script analysis

More

Newsletter

Cineuropa prize

Advanced search

Advertise on Cineuropa

Links

Download logos and banners

Blogs archive

The Wave

The Wave

by Roar Uthaug
 

email print share on facebook share on twitter share on google+

In this film focus

The Wave: Red alert deep in the mountains

Review

The Wave: Red alert deep in the mountains

Norwegian director Roar Uthaug hits the mark with a fast-paced, spectacular and nail-biting disaster film, set amidst the maelstrom of a tsunami 

"I didn't want to favour the spectacular aspect to the detriment of the human element"

Interview: Roar Uthaug • Director

"I didn't want to favour the spectacular aspect to the detriment of the human element"

Cineuropa met up with Norwegian director Roar Uthaug, whose fourth feature, The Wave, screened at Toronto, is Norway's submission in the Oscars race 

Trailer [st en]

Video

Trailer [st en]

 
next previous
{0} of {1}
zoom

photogallery

next previous
{0} of {1}
zoom
international title: The Wave
original title: Bølgen
country: Norway, Sweden
year: 2015
directed by: Roar Uthaug
screenplay: John Kåre Raake, Harald Rosenløw-Eeg
cast: Kristoffer Joner, Thomas Bo Larsen, Fridtjov Såheim, Ane Dahl Torp, Lado Hadzic, Arthur Berning, Eili Harboe

main awards/selection

Les Arcs International Film Festival 2015
cinando
 

Film Focus

1123456
Lemonade - by Ioana Uricaru - The trials and tribulations of a Romanian woman trying to settle in the United States - Tribeca 2018 - Competition
Lemonade
by Ioana Uricaru
The trials and tribulations of a Romanian woman trying to settle in the United States
Tribeca 2018 - Competition
Nico, 1988 - Susanna Nicchiarelli focuses on the twilight years of iconic singer Nico. Orizzonti Award for Best Film at Venice - French and Belgium releases April 18
Nico, 1988
Susanna Nicchiarelli focuses on the twilight years of iconic singer Nico. Orizzonti Award for Best Film at Venice
French and Belgium releases April 18
Arrhythmia - by Boris Khlebnikov - A comedy-drama that contrasts an intimate relationship with the intense professional lives. Best Actor at Karlovy Vary - German release April 19
Arrhythmia
by Boris Khlebnikov
A comedy-drama that contrasts an intimate relationship with the intense professional lives. Best Actor at Karlovy Vary
German release April 19
Disappearance - by Boudewijn Koole - A bleak, slow-burning drama on the effects of loss that really stirs the emotions. Cineuropa Prize at Les Arcs - French release April 18
Disappearance
by Boudewijn Koole
A bleak, slow-burning drama on the effects of loss that really stirs the emotions. Cineuropa Prize at Les Arcs
French release April 18
Custody - by Xavier Legrand - A first feature crowned by the Silver Lion for Best Director and the Lion of the Future at Venice - Italian release April 12 and Spanish release April 20
Custody
by Xavier Legrand
A first feature crowned by the Silver Lion for Best Director and the Lion of the Future at Venice
Italian release April 12 and Spanish release April 20
9 Fingers - di F. J. Ossang - A delirious punk requiem which opens the doors to a human abyss. Unveiled in competition at Locarno - Spanish release April 20
9 Fingers
di F. J. Ossang
A delirious punk requiem which opens the doors to a human abyss. Unveiled in competition at Locarno
Spanish release April 20

more film focus

Follow us on

facebook twitter rss

VisionsDuReel_Home

Newsletter

Let's CEE
Finale Plzen Springboard