Between the 17th and 24th of August we are visiting the Norwegian town Haugesund for the above film festival.
Aurore visited this festival in 2000, when she saw 63 films in 10 days. We'll see how many films we will be able to see this time but Aurore probably more than me as she has got a press ackreditation, giving her a chance to see films before they are released publically - on the condition that she does not write about them on her blog dedicated to Scandinavian film.
As being one of the - maximum - 5 most knowledgable about Scandinavian film in her generation, her blog - www.cineaster.net - is one of the best if you want to learn something about this subject. She uses both older and recent films in order to explore and explain the development within the film making in "the North".
You will be able to follow her during her time in Haugesund and if the technology works, she will be broadcasting direct from the Amanda Awards tomorrow, Saturday.
Aurore visited this festival in 2000, when she saw 63 films in 10 days. We'll see how many films we will be able to see this time but Aurore probably more than me as she has got a press ackreditation, giving her a chance to see films before they are released publically - on the condition that she does not write about them on her blog dedicated to Scandinavian film.
As being one of the - maximum - 5 most knowledgable about Scandinavian film in her generation, her blog - www.cineaster.net - is one of the best if you want to learn something about this subject. She uses both older and recent films in order to explore and explain the development within the film making in "the North".
You will be able to follow her during her time in Haugesund and if the technology works, she will be broadcasting direct from the Amanda Awards tomorrow, Saturday.
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