We spent a very intense day in Oslo in order to see Iskyss, the latest film by Knut Erik Jensen.
I (Aurore) hadn't met him since 2002. He had invited us to see it, first at the screening in the northern parts of Norway but since this wasn't possible, he asked us to come to Oslo and so we did.
Too short and too rainy stay, but nice though...After the film, we listened to a conversation between the director Knut Erik Jensen and the screenwriter Alf R. Jacobsen.
Two profiles within the cultural sector in Norway, both with a clear vision of what they believe in when it comes to film and writing.
They also indirectly discussed culture policies and did so with emphasis and pathos! Interesting.
Stortinget. The Norwegian Parliament.
(Rain on the lens of the camera. Of course(!),we're in Norway)
Nationaltheatret. The National Theatre.
This is the building where the Nobel Peace Prize cerermony is being held.
Det Kongelige Slottet. The Royal Castle.
Two profiles within the cultural sector in Norway, both with a clear vision of what they believe in when it comes to film and writing.They also indirectly discussed culture policies and did so with emphasis and pathos! Interesting.
Stortinget. The Norwegian Parliament.(Rain on the lens of the camera. Of course(!),we're in Norway)
Nationaltheatret. The National Theatre.
This is the building where the Nobel Peace Prize cerermony is being held.
Det Kongelige Slottet. The Royal Castle.
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