Doctor Oh Doctor

did Posh and Nicole put on the same boots?

love these kicks

where're they from?brand?

Kristen Dunst took some amazing pics for Miu Miu Spring '08 in which she looks absolutely GORGEOUS,though those are not my favorite in all the spring cellections.

this is definitely one of a few my favorite non-model-done jobs.

somehow i just love everything about this movie!

{{{it's a playful film about friendship,madness and creativity,about love and sorrow,great ambitions and the often unpleasant clash between youthful presumptions and reality.}}}

here's a part of an interview on the director Joachim Trier (b.1974,Norway) who is also twice the Norwegian skateboarding champion.

You initially did a number of short films before taking on Reprise as your feature-length debut. Is there a big difference between doing shorts and full-length movies?
Having made films since before I could write (I made my first super-8 at age four), I see every film as a new opportunity to develop as a film maker. In a strange way short films have this freedom to them because the audience doesn’t expect a certain narrative form of structure as much as they do with features. But we tried hard in Reprise to keep this free spirit in the way we worked, especially with the story and the editing.

Your film depicts the relationship between two interesting, handsome, but mentally unstable writers. You actually co-wrote the screenplay with Eskil Vogt. Was the movie in any way autobiographical?
It is not an autobiographical film, but one always puts a part of oneself into the various characters. The environment and the world the characters inhabit is one I know very well. In Norway, and a lot of other places as well I guess, young middleclass people all want to do something “creative”. Very few succeed. The tragedy in the life of many people is their failure to live up to their “great expectations”. This unbearable lightness was an interesting but challenging premise to work with dramatically.

Music is used to great effect in Reprise and the punk group Kommune also appears in the movie. Is music as important to you as it seems to be to some of the characters in the film?
Growing up in Norway, a lot of young people don’t feel a strong sense of cultural identity as a Norwegian. When you are 23 what music you listen to or what books you read becomes your identity. I wanted to show the ambivalence of this alienation. I am not just critical, maybe there is a sort of freedom in this pick and mix approach to culture?

It’s surprising that there’s not more hip hop in the film considering that you were twice the Norwegian skateboarding champion. Do you still skate by the way?
No I don’t skate much these days. As for the music, you must remember that skateboarding was synonymous with punk culture before it went hip hop. My musical taste is very diverse. Maybe I’ll do a film about bossa nova next, who knows?

Depression, suicide and insanity also feature strongly in your film. Why do you think these themes are so important for Scandinavian artists? Is it an inherent cultural thing?
I am sure there is something to be said about cold winters, and Bergmanesque contemplation in the northern territories of Europe. People like to swim naked in the sea at close to zero degrees centigrade. No wonder there are some who think we are mad.

HERE THEY ARE:

Espen Klouman Høiner plays Erik. He is a qualified advertising copywriter from Westerdal’s School of Communication. Among other film roles Espen acted in Petter Næss’ Just Bea (Bare Bea)

Anders Danielsen Lie plays Phillip. He made his film-debut as Herman in the film of that name in 1990, directed by Erik Gustavson. At the moment is he finishing his medical studies at the University of Oslo.

FROM THE MOVIE:

SONG-WRITER AND PRODUCER / Knut Schreiner
Knut Schreiner is executive producer and composer with the group Kommune in REPRISE.

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