Autumn is the season for new, local films in Norwegian cinemas. The most anticipated release this fall is Gone with th Woman (Tatt av kvinnen), directed by Petter Næss (Elling) from a celebrated cult-novel by Erlend Loe. The story is about an unnamed man (He), and his encounter with a woman who decides to enter [...]
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