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Kristine Kujath Thorp, Henrik Bjelland – The North Sea #RomaFF16 fredfilmradio
PODCAST | Matt Micucci interviews Kristine Kujath Thorp and Henrik Bjelland, actors of the film The North Sea.
A conversation with Kristine Kujath Thorp and Henrik Bjelland, lead actors of the film The North Sea, presented in the official selection of the 2021 Rome Film Fest. They talk here about their experience of starring in this Norwegian disaster movie directed by John Andreas Andersen. They also share some of their thoughts and concerns regarding the environmentalist issues that this film touches on.
The North Sea: On Christmas Eve in Norway, in 1969, the government made an announcement that would change the history of the country forever: one of the largest deposits of oil in the world had been discovered in the North Sea. It would be dubbed Ekofisk, and launch an unprecedented financial scramble. From that day, fifty years of experience in the oil field has provided us with abundant opportunities, but it is likely that we still haven’t fully understood the real environmental fallout from this discovery and subsequent operations extracting oil from the North Sea. Should the exploit have a future, or need we consider that fifty years ago, one of the most dangerous weapons of mass destruction in the world was discovered?
The professor of Audiovisual Translation Pilar Orero, in Rome for Audecon, remarks that media accessibility is a human right that should be always granted.
Embark on a cinematic voyage with director Amanda Nell Eu as she delves into the horrors of puberty and societal fears surrounding the female body. 'Tiger Stripes,' her latest creation, weaves a tapestry of coming-of-age and monstrous femininity. Join us in unraveling the layers of Eu's inspiration and the unique …
Embark on a cinematic voyage with director Amanda Nell Eu as she delves into the horrors of puberty and societal fears surrounding the female body. 'Tiger Stripes,' her latest creation, weaves a tapestry of coming-of-age and monstrous femininity. Join us …
"My movie plays on the idea of the collective unconscious, in a moment in which we live our lives so connected even if we are distant"
"We live in a digital society that isolates us from each other and makes it difficult to create moments of solidarity. But community forms are possible"
