(THIS ARTICLE IS ONLY MACHINE TRANSLATED by Google from Norwegian)
A couple of weeks ago, "The Film Magazine" on TV had one feature on Nordic film days in Lübeck, and the seconded employee naturally used the opportunity to obtain some statements from Germans regarding the quality of Norwegian films. Of course? Yes, of course. For these Germans could tell that Norwegian film is some shit, and should a cultural Norwegian let any chance pass him by to obtain such certificates from abroad and at home? The German professionals did not directly use such a rude word as the one mentioned – on the contrary, they said culturally and almost graciously that we are not good enough. There is a not insignificant point right there. Had they said shit, the television's huge audience might have rocked a bit in the chairs and if not raised a bust, then at least asked themselves and others what kind of words strong judges, and how many they had actually seen of the approx. 250 feature films as. . .
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