I had two good films to review for VideoVista this month - the Aussie horror film “The Loved Ones” (which was excellent) and the beautiful, poignant, fun “The Man Who Loved Ygnve”, from Norway. I’ll let you know when both reviews go live, but I just thought I’d mention something about the latter here.
As I mentioned before, in relation to “Flashbacks Of A Fool” (you can read my post here, if you’re so inclined), I love coming of ages film and this works for me on several counts - it’s set in the 80s, it’s quirky and spiky and made with real passion.
If you get a chance, seek this out, it’s well worth a watch.
And no, I can't pronounce the name in the title either.
As I mentioned before, in relation to “Flashbacks Of A Fool” (you can read my post here, if you’re so inclined), I love coming of ages film and this works for me on several counts - it’s set in the 80s, it’s quirky and spiky and made with real passion.
If you get a chance, seek this out, it’s well worth a watch.
And no, I can't pronounce the name in the title either.
Rolf Kristian Larsen, Arthur Berning and Ida Elise Broch, the leads of the film
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