Neon has recently released the trailer for Sentimental Value, the new film by acclaimed Norwegian director Joachim Trier. This work marks the second collaboration between Trier and Renate Reinsve, who rose to fame for her brilliant performance in The Worst Person in the World. This time, Reinsve plays Nora, the estranged daughter of Gustav Borg, a filmmaker who bears the weight of a complicated relationship with his daughter.
The title already warns us that we are going to need kleenex
The plot of Sentimental Value centers on the dynamic between Nora and her father, played by the acclaimed actor Stellan Skarsgård. Gustav plans to shoot a movie in their family home, which leads her to question her relationship with him and the legacy he has left in her life. This focus on fatherhood and creative expectations suggests an emotionally charged narrative that is sure to resonate with viewers as it explores the tensions between art and family.
The direction of Trier is known for its ability to delve into the complexities of being human and the vulnerability of relationships. Sentimental Value promises to follow that line, taking the audience on an introspective journey that could resonate with those who have experienced the struggle for personal and familial recognition. With the support of a talented cast and a narrative focused on internal conflict, the film hopes to capture the attention of both critics and film enthusiasts
With the trailer now available, expectations are rising around the release of this film, which not only marks a return to cinema for Trier but also a new chapter in Reinsve’s career. Sentimental Value is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated releases of the season.