"Désir" by Dag Johan Haugerud, Sentimental Exploration by the Norwegian Lorgnette

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The last opus of the "Trilogy of Oslo" probes homosexual fantasies of straight rowers and closes with finesse his Scandinavian peregrinations.

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In an approach inspired by Kieślowski's "Three Colors", Haugerud offers us a "three-part" work offering a contemporary vision of love, in the "exotic" setting of the quiet city of Oslo... The post "The trilogy of Oslo: Love" by Dag Johan Haugerud: between Bergman, Kieślowski and Rohmer ? appeared first on Benzine Magazine.

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In recent years, the trilogy has been back to fashion. Two examples have been released on a large screen this week: The Oslo Trilogy, signed by Dag Johan Haugerud, whose first two parts have been chronized and that of Nicolas Winding Refn,...