Æ syns denj hva lættis æ

Æ syns denj hva lættis æ

Jeg syntes filmen er sånn midt i mellom. Noen ganger flirte jeg men det var også en del ting som ikke var så morsomt. Jeg syntes Sølvi lett var den morsomste karakteren, så hvis hun hadde fått mer skjermtid så ville jeg ha likt filmen bedre.

Jeg syntes filmen er sånn midt i mellom. Noen ganger flirte jeg men det var også en del ting som ikke var så morsomt. Jeg syntes Sølvi lett var den morsomste karakteren, så hvis hun hadde fått mer skjermtid så ville jeg ha likt filmen bedre.

PSIFF SCREENING #6

“blame sondre”

this kinda sucked? a norwegian political satire that is about as funny as finding a hair in your soup. it isn’t funny and rather disgusting. i might be exaggerating a bit but i found this film pretty immature and dreadfully shallow. the film basically follows the prime minister’s husband getting caught doing insider trading right before her reelection and the prime minister trying to cover her bases. it doesn’t have really much to say about norway’s politics or government other than lying will always eventually bite you in the ass.

the camerawork is amateurish and lazy and i say specifically “lazy” because there are like two really well shot sequences that prove the people behind the camera have sauce — they just chose to not put effort for the whole film. the title of no comment refers to the concept of saying “no comment” in regards to a controversy is ironically the most secure and effective response. while there may be some truth to that, i think that is a lousy message to showcase and we should be pushing for media and politics to be as transparent with the voters who are actually putting them in power.

the theater i was in was quite funny because i overheard several couples arguing about the film and their opinions. this is definitely a love-it or hate-it type of film and i fall in the hate camp unfortunately. rewatching sentimental value for a third time on wednesday so i can watch a phenomenal norwegian film.

PSIFF SCREENING #6

“blame sondre”

this kinda sucked? a norwegian political satire that is about as funny as finding a hair in your soup. it isn’t funny and rather disgusting. i might be exaggerating a bit but i found this film pretty immature and dreadfully shallow. the film basically follows the prime minister’s husband getting caught doing insider trading right before her reelection and the prime minister trying to cover her bases. it doesn’t have really much to say about norway’s politics or government other than lying will always eventually bite you in the ass.

the camerawork is amateurish and lazy and i say specifically “lazy” because there are like two really well shot sequences that prove the people behind the camera have sauce — they just chose to not put effort for the whole film. the title of no comment refers to the concept of saying “no comment” in regards to a controversy is ironically the most secure and effective response. while there may be some truth to that, i think that is a lousy message to showcase and we should be pushing for media and politics to be as transparent with the voters who are actually putting them in power.

the theater i was in was quite funny because i overheard several couples arguing about the film and their opinions. this is definitely a love-it or hate-it type of film and i fall in the hate camp unfortunately. rewatching sentimental value for a third time on wednesday so i can watch a phenomenal norwegian film.

Sushi på Geilo

Sushi på Geilo

For a political satire it wasn't very sharp. It feels like it tries to sound smart, when it should just be smart. The production design and cinematography also felt really cheap and flat

I want a funny Political satire set in norway, but this is just sad

For a political satire it wasn't very sharp. It feels like it tries to sound smart, when it should just be smart. The production design and cinematography also felt really cheap and flat

I want a funny Political satire set in norway, but this is just sad