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Sentimental Value Sweeps Amanda Awards!
22 Aug
Summary
- Joachim Trier's film won eight Amanda Awards, including best Norwegian film.
- Paul Thomas Anderson's 'One Battle After Another' won best foreign film.
- Per Christian Ellefsen received the Honorary Award for his acting career.
Joachim Trier's "Sentimental Value" achieved a remarkable sweep at this year's Amanda Awards, clinching eight statuettes. The film's triumph included the prestigious award for Best Norwegian Film, alongside accolades for Trier's directing and his screenplay, co-written with Eskil Vogt. This success highlights the film's critical acclaim and its significant impact on the Norwegian cinematic landscape.
"One Battle After Another," directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, was recognized as the Best Foreign Language Film. On the acting front, Pia Tjelta earned an award for her performance in "Don't Call Me Mama," while Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas was honored for her role in "Sentimental Value." Anna Drakopoulou Sverrisdóttir was named Newcomer of the Year for her work in "Brightly Shining."
The People's Amanda award went to "The Battle of Oslo," a historical drama depicting a pivotal World War II event in Norway. Per Christian Ellefsen, celebrated as one of Norway's most beloved actors, received the Amanda Committee's Honorary Award. The Golden Clapper award was presented to casting directors Mette Holme Nielsen and Jannecke Bervell for their decades-long contributions to film.
