
Reviews — Sentimental Value
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CinemaSerf
The film centers on sisters Nora (Renate Reinsve) and Agnes (Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas), daughters of renowned filmmaker Gustav (Stellan Skarsgård). Nora is a performer with a tendency to isolate herself, while Agnes has built a more conventional life with her husband Even (Andreas Stoltenberg Granerud) and their son Erik (Øyvind Hesjedal Loven). Both women carry complicated feelings toward their father, who was largel…
Brent Marchant
It’s truly commendable when a film possesses the potential to offer guidance for resolving disagreements within families, encouraging forgiveness, and aiding in healing from past hurts—going beyond simple entertainment or even artistic merit. Such films aspire to become something of a cinematic blessing, providing valuable support for those seeking direction in their lives. It's perhaps an exaggeration to say this, b…
Manuel São Bento
Sentimental Value is a film that leaves a deep impression, clearly carrying Joachim Trier’s signature style. The movie succeeds because of its well-constructed story and the strong performances from all four main actors. It explores themes of passed-down suffering, what it takes to make art, and the challenging but necessary journey toward forgiveness and making amends. Trier's confident direction and the somber m…


