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Aleksander Huser

Huser is a regular film critic in Ny Tid.
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From aliens to aliens

FILM FESTIVAL IN BERGEN: A hypothetical visit from space, a plausible conspiracy theory about the Chernobyl accident, a personal experiment on the effects of sugar and a lively portrait of two teenage girls from the space crowd are among the documentaries shown at the Bergen International Film Festival.
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To those who drop out

DOCUMENTS: With her new documentary, Kari Anne Moe has once again seen the youth. This time on the job search course.
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the pursuit of love

The documentary 16 Years Till Summer and Match Me! explores both the terms of love, albeit in very different ways.
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Strong diplomas and sweet tones

This year's documentary film festival in Sheffield offered tantalizing testimonies of torture and executions, catchy music documentaries and a disturbing insight into Thomas Quick's confessions.
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Vampire on new roads

Ana Lily Amirpour's first feature film is a brilliant example of the vampire movie's ability to constantly renew itself – and perhaps thus live forever.
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The war after ISAF

Tell Spring Not to Come This year depicts Helmud Province in Afghanistan after ISAF forces withdrew, as seen through the eyes of local forces.
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The sweet poison

Should we regard sugar as a toxin in line with tobacco? Two documentaries focus on the harmful effects of the sweet substance, and on the sugar industry's attempts to trivialize them.
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A gold mine for big capital

A small mining community's struggle against the great capital forces illustrates the mechanisms that govern the world today – and who we almost automatically cheer for.
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The necessary throwing trip

Uplifting documentary depicting the graduation year at a so-called "castless" school in India.
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