Norway 1254 articles available in total starting from 18/07/2002. Last article published on 03/07/2025. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 67 68 [69] 70 71 ... 124 125 126 next Films from the South – and a film that was never madeOpening today, Oslo’s largest showcase has programmed 90 films from Asia, Africa and Latin America – a total of 240 screenings from more than 40 countries 09/10/2014 | Festivals | NorwayInterview: Bent Hamer • Director“He who carries the heaviest load is he who has nothing to carry”Cineuropa met up with Bent Hamer, the director of 1001 Grams, which has been picked to represent Norway in the upcoming Oscars race 02/10/2014Captain Sabertooth swashbuckles his way to the big screenThe brainchild of a Norwegian teacher for a children’s musical production in a local amusement park, the pirate is now starring in Norway’s most expensive family movie 25/09/2014 | Releases | NorwayInterview: Ole Giæver • Director"To make your presence felt in the world, first of all you need to make it felt to yourself"Cineuropa met up with Norwegian filmmaker Ole Giæver, the director of Out of Nature, which was presented at the Toronto International Film Festival 16/09/2014Three more premieres from Norway’s Mer Film“Mer” means “more” in Norwegian, but to Norwegian producer Maria Ekerhovd, it should also mean “different” 16/09/2014 | Releases | NorwayInterview: Liv Ullmann • Director“Strindberg is an incredible storyteller with a huge impact”After adapting August Strindberg’s classic Miss Julie for the screen, Liv Ullmann will transfer her own film Private Confessions to the stage 15/09/2014Munch returns to the screen, this time with his Tulla LarsenAage Aaberge is readying his “dream project”, a feature about Norwegian painter Edvard Munch, with director Erik Poppe 10/09/2014 | Production | NorwayGaup starts production in his home Sámi countyDirector Nils Gaup is supporting the efforts to keep production in Norway local and has set up Paranord Film to stage Fear of Darkness 09/09/2014 | Production | NorwayLouder than Bombs takes off for the second timeOne year late, Joachim Trier starts principal photography for his new feature, with Isabelle Huppert, Gabriel Byrne and Jesse Eisenberg in the leads 08/09/2014 | Production | NorwayInterview: Roy Andersson • Director“Films that are universal and timeless”VENICE 2014: Cineuropa sat down with Swedish director Roy Andersson to talk about his sources of inspiration and how he funded his latest film, A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence 06/09/2014 previous page: 1 2 3 ... 67 68 [69] 70 71 ... 124 125 126 next