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Goodbye 13!
Original title Aldri mer 13!
Type Features
Genre Drama, Children
Director Sirin Eide
Summary 13-year old Rikke sees Bea, the new girl in her class, as a challenge. After an endurance test to find which of them can lie longer in a circle of flames, they become friends. However, as a result of some unfortunate truths and half-truths, the friendship falters. Rikke feels that Bea has let her down, and resolves to continue the rivalry between them, but now in a less physical, more artful way. In addition we meet Rikke's elder sister Ninni, who has been in England to learn the language, and has had to leave her great love, a man twelve years her senior. The film is also about the problems Rikke encounters in fulfilling the expectations of those around her as she approaches womanhood.
Cast Sofie Stange Cappelen, Martine Karlsen, Anne Krigsvoll, Svein Roger Karlsen
Screenplay Sirin Eide and Maureen Thomas
D.O.P Kjell Vassdal
Producer Dag Nordahl
Production company MovieMakers AS
Country of origin Norway
Release date (national) 1996-02-09
Technical information
Format 35mm
Screen ratio 1:1,85
Colour Colour
Sound System Dolby SR
Length in min's 80
Length in meters 2191
Distributor (Norway only) SF Norge AS

 


 
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Director biography:
Sirin Eide was born in 1961. She studied media in Volda until 1983. Since then she has worked in film and television, first cutting and editing, then as a video photographer for a couple of years. Since 1986 she has directed music videos, dramatisations, documentaries, and television programmes for children and young people. Goodbye 13 is the first feature film she has directed.

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