Joachim Trier

Norwegian filmmaker Joachim Trier, known for his acclaimed film 'The Worst Person in the World', joins director Frank Oz to delve into his latest work, 'Sentimental Value'. They discuss the importance of character depth and emotional pacing in filmmaking. Trier reveals his unique rehearsal techniques that foster actor trust and spontaneity. He shares insights on co-writing with Eskil Vogt and balancing scripted scenes with actors' improvisation. Their candid conversation touches on the creative challenges of directing and the emotional nuances of storytelling.

Joachim Trier, a celebrated Danish-Norwegian director, and his frequent collaborator, Eskil Vogt, delve into the complexities of filmmaking. They share insights on the anxiety of creating a new film, emphasizing how their partnership helps them navigate challenges. The duo discusses the significance of a house as a character in their narrative and the emotional toll of pursuing the perfect shot. They reflect on the exhilarating experience of premiering 'Sentimental Value' at Cannes, balancing pride with vulnerability while tackling personal themes that resonate through their work.