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10 YEARS AFTER: Eskil Pedersen, Lara Rashid and Line Oma in «The legacy after July 22».

An investigative contemporary image of July 22

Movie review written by Ellen Lande
The legacy of July 22
Regissør: Tommy Gulliksen
(Norge, 2021)

JULY 22ND: Tommy Gulliksen's second documentary about July 22 shows a vulnerability that is both reflective, wondering and sincerely honest.

(THIS ARTICLE IS ONLY MACHINE TRANSLATED by Google from Norwegian)

The estimate in Tommy Gulliksen's The legacy of July 22 is strong: We see Eskil Pedersen's speech elated. . .

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Ellen Lande
Lande is a film writer and director and a regular writer for Ny Tid.

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