In this essay, we discuss exile in two Joachim Trier films: Oslo, August 31st's clear cut, fatalistic story of exile, and how that sense of estrangement in …
Special Issue on Louder Than Bombs
To celebrate the release of Louder Than Bombs, the best film of 2016, we published a Special Issue on the film, which included a new feature every day during the week of April 18–22, 2016. Here you'll find everything you ever wanted to know about the film: a two-part interview with director and co-writer Joachim Trier, an interview with cinematographer Jakob Ihre, a review of the film, and an essay on exile in Louder Than Bombs and Oslo, August 31st.
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Interview: Cinematographer Jakob Ihre talks Louder Than Bombs
In this interview, cinematographer Jakob Ihre discusses Louder Than Bombs, collaborating with Joachim Trier, his aesthetic influences from Tarkovsky to …
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Review: Louder Than Bombs is a deeply empathetic look at family, grief, and memory
Joachim Trier’s sublime English-language debut, Louder Than Bombs, is an engrossing and empathetic look at a family recovering from trauma. Almost a …
Joachim Trier talks Louder Than Bombs: Part 2
This is the second part of our two-part interview with Joachim Trier. Read the first part of our interview with Joachim Trier here. This interview is part …
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Interview: Joachim Trier talks Louder Than Bombs – Part 1
In this interview, Joachim Trier discusses his new film Louder Than Bombs: how he experimented with film form to show us the subjectivity of memory, the …
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