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TIFF 2015 celebrates Norwegian cinema

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- 16 Norwegian features, old and new, will be shown at the 14th edition of Romania's most important film event

TIFF 2015 celebrates Norwegian cinema
Out of Nature by Ole Giæver

The 14th edition of the Transilvania International Film Festival (29 May–7 June) will showcase a diverse selection of Norwegian films, grouped into the Norwave – Norway Focus sidebar. Financed by EEA Grants and Norway Grants through the Bilateral National Fund, the sidebar is presented in partnership with the Norwegian Film Institute.

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Peter Flinth's Beatles [+see also:
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, Eirik Svensson's Must Have Been Love [+see also:
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and One Night in Oslo, Liv Ullmann's Miss Julie [+see also:
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interview: Liv Ullmann
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(recently released in Romanian cinemas by local distributor Independenţa Film), Anne Sewitsky's Homesick [+see also:
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interview: Ine Marie Wilmann
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, Ole Endresen's Chasing Berlusconi [+see also:
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, Ole Giæver's Out of Nature [+see also:
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interview: Ole Giæver
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, Gunhild Westhagen Magnor's documentary The Optimists [+see also:
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interview: Ingunn Knudsen
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, Hisham Zaman's Letter to the King [+see also:
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interview: Hisham Zaman
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, and Tommy Wirkola's Dead Snow [+see also:
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and Dead Snow: Red vs Dead [+see also:
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are the films selected in the sidebar. The Academy Award-nominated Nine Lives, directed by Arne Skouen in 1957 and recently voted the best Norwegian film ever released, is also part of the selection. 

TIFF 2015 is also honouring Bent Hamer, one of the best-known Norwegian auteurs, in the 3X3 sidebar. Eggs, Water Easy Reach and 1001 Grams [+see also:
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are the three movies directed by Hamer to be screened at TIFF in a section that also pays homage to Catalan director Agustí Villaronga, and Israeli directing duo Ronit and Shlomi Elkabetz.

EducaTIFF, a sidebar for children, will show Grethe Bøe-Waal's Operation Arctic [+see also:
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