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Sentimental Value
Directed by
Joachim Trier
Releasing Aug 20
2h 13m
Drama
,
Comedy
7.7
96%
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An intimate exploration of family, memories, and the reconciliatory power of art.
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Cast of Sentimental Value
Renate Reinsve
Nora Borg
Stellan Skarsgård
Gustav Borg
Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas
Agnes Borg Pettersen
Elle Fanning
Rachel Kemp
Cory Michael Smith
Sam
Catherine Cohen
Nicky
Bjørn Alexander
Stian
Pia Borgli
Thea
Jonas Jacobsen
Anders
Anders Danielsen Lie
Jakob
Jesper Christensen
Michael
Lena Endre
Ingrid Berger
Andreas Stoltenberg Granerud
Even
Øyvind Hesjedal Loven
Erik
Lars Väringer
Peter
Ida Marianne Vassbotn Klasson
Sissel Borg
Vilde Søyland
Karin Borg
Mari Strand Ferstad
Edith Irgens
Julia Küster
Lillian
Haakon Norum Albech
Lennart Borg
Rémi Alexandre
Rachel's Bodyguard
Sacha Slengesol Balgobin
Nurse
Mikkel Knutsen Bjaadal
Dark Haired Boy ('Anna')
Bente Børsum
Narrator
Camille Constantin Da Silva
Nathalie's Assistant
Ingrid Jørgensen Dragland
Woman on Train ('Anna')
Erling Eggen
Edvard Irgens
Live Frøysnes
Young Karin's Friend
Lazare Gousseau
Christophe
Mona Huang Høivik
Waitress
Amalie Ibsen Jensen
Stage Manager (Theatre)
Martha Kjørven
Gustav's Assistant
Kirsten Kvalø
Signe Irgens
Vincent Le Prêtre
French Waiter
Gard Løkke
William
Torunn Meyer
Costume Technician (Theatre)
Mone Mikkelsen
Archivist
Tord Moberg
Carpenter
Joachim Trier
Director / Writer
Eskil Vogt
Writer
Maria Ekerhovd
Producer
Andrea Berentsen Ottmar
Producer
Sentimental Value Reviews
Elle
Tomris Laffly
A heart-swelling and unexpectedly humor-filled tale that will break you before it makes you whole again. You will leave the movie with a newfound gratitude for all that cinema can do.
Hammer to Nail
Savina Petkova
Thanks to its soft touch handling familial drama, Sentimental Value feels like a film you'd like to live in, as cozy as a creaky house and as warm as a parent's embrace.
Critic's Notebook
Martin Tsai
Though "Sentimental Value" doesn't center on a romantic relationship as its predecessor did, it nevertheless rehashes some of the same dynamics and feelings of guilt and regret.
The New Yorker
Justin Chang
"Sentimental Value" telegraphs its emotional developments a bit too predictably for my taste. It isn't quite Trier's best film, which is to say, it isn't "The Worst."
InSession Film
Hector A. Gonzalez
It reflects our unspoken thoughts and feelings, reminds us that healing, like cinema, is rarely perfect, but always human.
In Review Online
Öykü Sofuoğlu
Sentimental Value is either an emotionally disproportionate, tone-deaf dramedy, or an ambiguous and intelligent meta-text that playfully and persistently gestures toward the very "sentimental value" the audience is meant to seek within it.
TIME Magazine
Stephanie Zacharek
Sentimental Value strikes a slightly more somber note than Trier's previous film, but it's no less radiant.
The Daily Beast
Esther Zuckerman
Once again, Trier defies convention by finding grace that is so profound it can be walloping.
FirstShowing.net
Alex Billington
This is what all cinema should aspire to be. This is what film can be when made by a real master filmmaker who only gets better as he keeps making more.
RogerEbert.com
Robert Daniels
Trier's gnawing, intimate follow-up to "The Worst Person in the World," finds the profound in the mundane, resolution in ambiguity, and healing in pain.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Alison Willmore
Sentimental Value is about art and history and emotional openness, but it's more than anything a playful but also wondrously frank exploration of what it actually means to be family.
AwardsWatch
Sophia Ciminello
In Sentimental Value, grief isn't just something that the sisters share in the wake of their mother's death, but also an energy that their family home has held onto.
The Film Stage
Luke Hicks
With Value, Trier dials back style flourishes, stripping away the zip and verve that defined Worst Person in order to mine interiors of both the individual and collective family unit with unblinking sincerity.
Loud and Clear Reviews
Philip Bagnall
Perhaps the most remarkable thing about Sentimental Value is how unsentimental it is. [...] A masterclass in cinematic grace and honesty, played to perfection.
IONCINEMA.com
Nicholas Bell
Joachim Trier delivers his own sterling parallels to Ingmar Bergman in his sixth feature, Sentimental Value, which contends with the circuitous reconciliation between a father and daughter through art.
TheWrap
Chase Hutchinson
Following a failed father and filmmaker attempting to connect with his daughters by turning the former family home into a set, Joachim Trier's "Sentimental Value" is a subtle yet sweeping tapestry of art, family and connection that takes the breath away.
Variety
Peter Debruge
I tend to think of "therapy through filmmaking" as a bad thing, by which I mean that artists with unresolved personal issues would do better to sort those matters out in private. Joachim Trier's "Sentimental Value" offers an inspiring exception.
Vanity Fair
Richard Lawson
Trier has once again crafted a film that is graceful and limber, thoughtful and surprising. Sentimental Value doesn't land with the same wallop as "Worst Person", but it is plenty affecting in its own insightful, poignant way.
IndieWire
David Ehrlich
A layered masterpiece that "The Worst Person in the World" director Joachim Trier has been working toward for his entire career.
The Hollywood Reporter
David Rooney
The director's observation of the mutable contracts between sisters, and even more so, fathers and daughters, is intensely affecting in a movie freighted with melancholy but also leavened by surprising notes of humor.
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