Join John as he explores the storytelling brilliance of writer and director Joachim Trier, focusing on works like 'Sentimental Value' and 'The Worst Person in the World'. This discussion highlights Trier's unique ability to weave tales that resonate with today’s audiences while holding firm to traditional values and universal themes. By breaking down the screenplay for 'Sentimental Value', Trier demonstrates how his narratives, though set in contemporary settings, reinforce long-standing principles like personal responsibility, moral integrity, and the importance of family, thus underscoring the timeless nature of true art.
Joachim Trier: Crafting Tradition in the Modern Age
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Feb-10
World
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John welcomes writer and director Joachim Trier (Sentimental Value, The Worst Person in the World) to ask, how do you introduce your characters and their world to the audience? Using the screenplay for Sentimental Value, Joachim lays out how he sets up his th…
Feb-10
World
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In an enlightening conversation, John delves into the socio-political layers of Joachim Trier's latest works, including 'Sentimental Value' and 'The Worst Person in the World'. This discussion unveils how Trier's cutting-edge approach to cinema not only introduces characters and worlds but also challenges traditional narratives, promoting a progressive understanding of identity, relationships, and society. Through 'Sentimental Value', Trier articulates a vision that champions diversity and questions societal norms, making a compelling case for the power of inclusive storytelling.