The conversation around ‘Fjord’ doesn’t end when the credits roll. Cristian Mungiu and Sebastian Stan join GVN-FYC to discuss the film’s treatment of family separation and what it means to answer for a work that invites difficult, divided responses.
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Brandon Lewis
A late-stage millennial lover of most things related to pop culture. Becomes irrationally irritated by Oscar predictions that don't come true.
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Fjord unveils the struggles of a family as they confront religious intolerance after moving to Norway. A must-watch film.