I really liked Gone with the woman, but sometimes the acting (like in most norwegian movies) felt really theatrical. Mostly in the scenes between "Him" and Marianne. Was this a choice made by the director?
Apart from this, everything was top notch, especially Fausa Aurvaag as Him.
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The stiff acting between the two main characters was definitely a deliberate choice. Probably to underline the tension/distance between the characters.
shareyeah, I was thinking about something like what you suggested pevaskjeva. Since so many Norwegian movies are theatrical, or stiff as you said, I became a little uncertain. Thanks for the input:)
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it was because so much were clichès.. It's like they read their lines from a clichè-brochure. To the point, and exaggerated.
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