Mufasa. Liūtas karalius (dubliuotas)

Age limit: N-16. For viewers aged 16 and over.
Genre: Comedy / Drama, News from the North
Year of release: 2024
Duration: 125 min.
Film language: Norwegian
Subtitle language: Lithuanian k.

Two married and heterosexual chimney sweeps encounter situations that fundamentally change their views on gender and sexuality. The first sleeps with another man, but does not associate his experience with sexual orientation or infidelity. His colleague has a recurring dream in which he feels like a woman. How deeply does the external gaze contribute to the formation of personality? Both friends feel confused and alone. In quiet pauses, looking at the roofs of modern Norwegian houses, the audience is invited to rethink the normative society together with the men. "Sex", the first part of a trilogy about sexuality and the image of a man, was recognized as the best European film in the "Panorama" program of the Berlin Film Festival. Two married and heterosexual chimney sweepers are confronted with situations that fundamentally change their views on gender and sexuality. The first sleeps with another man but does not relate his experience to sexual orientation or infidelity. His colleague has a recurring dream in which he feels like a woman. How deeply does the external gaze contribute to the development of personality? Both friends feel confused and lonely. In silent breaks, looking at the rooftops of modern Norwegian houses, the audience is invited to rethink normative society together with men. Sex, the first part of a trilogy on sexuality and the male image, was awarded Best European Film in the Panorama program of the Berlin Film Festival. in 1964 Dag Johan Haugerud, born in Sweden and Norway, completed film and theater studies and worked as a librarian. In Scandinavia, he has achieved great success as a writer and director, and his films have been awarded several times at the Norwegian National Awards. After the success of the film "I Belong", the director was also noticed abroad. in 2020 "Beware of Children" premiered in Venice and won the Dragon statuette for best Nordic film and actor at the Gothenburg festival. Haugerud's films are characterized by minimalistic means and lively, talentedly written dialogue. Born in 1964, Dag Johan Haugerud studied film and theater in Sweden and Norway and worked as a librarian. He has enjoyed great success in Scandinavia as a writer and director, and his films have been awarded several times at the Norwegian national awards. The success of I Belong has also brought him recognition abroad. In 2020, Beware of Children premiered in Venice and won the Dragon sculpture for best Nordic film and actor at the Gothenburg Film Festival. Haugerud's films are characterized by their minimalist means and lively, talented dialogue. Director: Dag Johan Haugerud Author of the script / Screenplay: Dag Johan Haugerud Composer / Composer: Peder Capjon Kjellsby Producers: Yngve Sæther, Hege Hauff Hvattum, Espen Osmundsen Cast: Jan Gunnar Røis, Thorbjørn Harr, Siri Forberg Festivals: Berlin International Film Festival - Best European Film in the Panorama program, CICAE Film Award, Ecumenical Jury Award Berlin International Film Festival - Best European Film in Panorama, CICAE Film Award, Ecumenical Jury Award
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