“Sentimental Value”
Every cut, transition, rhythm, song selection, song cue, casting – everything radiates Joachim Trier’s signature “value.”
A father tries to mend his relationship with his daughters, while his return causes them to lose their place of belonging – the delicate distance between them is not shown through dialogue, but through imagery of purity and presence. No other director can capture the “shadow” a family casts with such beauty.
“Sentimental Value” reveals a unique “value” that is not found in Hollywood – a likeness to Ozu’s works that lies in Nordic cinema.
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