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-> Oslo, 31. august - Joachim Trier (2011)
Anders is a man defeated by his own choices. Desperate for a reason to live, for meaningful connection, Anders floats through his city visiting friends from a destructive past life. He speaks succinctly, with casual candor. He tries and tries to feel and feels nothing.
To call Joachim Trier’s Oslo, August 31st a film about a recovering heroin addict does it a disservice. Anders’ struggle is less chemical than existential. Even as he jokes and laughs he is plagued. Trier does not judge or indulge. His camera operates like that of a journalist, simply following Anders on his daytrip, mirroring the character's detachment from his own life. The music, mostly diegetic, does not serve to manipulate.
The final leg of Anders’ journey, a kinetic nocturnal jaunt spanning many locations, pulses with style and beauty before reaching its haunting finale. It's a visceral, powerful conclusion to an unforgettable film.
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One of our project distributors Strand Releasing (US) has launched OSLO, AUGUST 31st on HULUplus (service is only available if you are inside the US). Here are some pictures from the coverage. We are very excited to see the results!
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OSLO, AUGUST 31st by Joachim Trier
Not returning from his day leave from a drug rehabilitation program, Anders wanders the city, meeting people he hasn't seen in a while. Long into the night, the ghosts of past mistakes will wrestle with the chance of love, of a new life, with the hope to see some future by morning... From the director of the award-winning REPRISE.
Launched our #dstbn20 project today at Cannes!
Fruitful exchange. A good start.
Thanks to all participants!
The Match Factory Launches Distribution 2.0 With Strand Releasing's 'Oslo, August 31st'
Cannes Article from IndieWire about #dstbn20.