Marianne Kleven

Jernanger is a tale about the tempered Eivind who isn't scared of anything- except love. Eivind, lives aboard a boat in the South of Norway. The boat lies low and lopsided in the water. Thirty years ago Eivind left his homestead and his teenage sweetheart behind, and he has not been back since. He was meant to go back when everything was honky-dory- only that never happened. Then young Kris appears...

Arnold Selnes is 80 years old and sells used bicycles in Oslo, but denies that he has a bike shop.

Two teenagers are stuck at home babysitting, during a rainstorm in November 2050. Their every day life carries the weight of climate change and the question on their mind is whether the world has managed to stop at the two-degree target? The film is based on the report ”A future you don´t want” by Thomas Cottis, funded by The Research Council of Norway.

The fresh produce store Nordic Deli in Brooklyn, NY, has been run by the Bakke family since 1958. In the third generation, they produces and sell traditional Norwegian food over the counter in the street called Lapskaus Boulevard.

Jernanger is a tale about the tempered Eivind who isn't scared of anything- except love. Eivind, lives aboard a boat in the South of Norway. The boat lies low and lopsided in the water. Thirty years ago Eivind left his homestead and his teenage sweetheart behind, and he has not been back since. He was meant to go back when everything was honky-dory- only that never happened. Then young Kris appears...

Arnold Selnes is 80 years old and sells used bicycles in Oslo, but denies that he has a bike shop.

Arnold Selnes is 80 years old and sells used bicycles in Oslo, but denies that he has a bike shop.

Two teenagers are stuck at home babysitting, during a rainstorm in November 2050. Their every day life carries the weight of climate change and the question on their mind is whether the world has managed to stop at the two-degree target? The film is based on the report ”A future you don´t want” by Thomas Cottis, funded by The Research Council of Norway.

The fresh produce store Nordic Deli in Brooklyn, NY, has been run by the Bakke family since 1958. In the third generation, they produces and sell traditional Norwegian food over the counter in the street called Lapskaus Boulevard.

The fresh produce store Nordic Deli in Brooklyn, NY, has been run by the Bakke family since 1958. In the third generation, they produces and sell traditional Norwegian food over the counter in the street called Lapskaus Boulevard.