Joachim Trier - being a film director

The Norwegian film director Joachim Trier talks with the monthly newspaper Ny Tid (Modern Times) about what life experiences and thinking is needed to make films like his two last ones - "Louder than Bombs" and "Oslo 31. August".
An in depth interview about the war photographer, the mis/use of images now and before, why suicide is such a topic in his last films, postmodernism, his grandfather Erik Løchen, Tarkovsky, nihilism ... and especially his premiered film LOUDER THAN BOMBS.
See also the interview written in Norwegian in our latest issue at nytid.no/vi-forteller-oss-selv-og-hverandre-historier-for-a-overleve/

[@Ruonerful]

I mean Joachim is elegant, articulate, intellectually bold and handsome. I can't decide what is it I like more, him or his work.

[@General_Puffball]

What a great opening question!

[@zasddsaf]

oslo is my favourite film of all time, what a masterpiece

[@sebastianalegria3401]

what joachim movies should i watch it?

[@zasddsaf]

sebastian alegria definitely start with Oslo, August 31st. Then his first film Reprise, and his newest one Louder Than Bombs if it's out where you are

[@assmatronix]

zasddsaf absolutely don't miss his new one, Thelma.

[@sourcherry23]

Very articulate and intelligent. I loved him.

[@selinabegum4418]

I love Reprise, was lucky to have interviewed him for London Film Festival, such a kind and warm hearted guy. I can't cook or drive a car either haha :p

[@mary73628]

great interview, inspiring.

[@runway16_right94]

this is fantastic

[@gabrielmetz5944]

Genius