Sentimental Value. Photo: Eye Eye Pictures
Norwegian feature Sentimental Value received a record eight Golden Globe nominations during Monday’s announcement. Joachim Trier is nominated for Best Director, Renate Reinsve for Best Actress, and Sentimental Value was nominated for Best Drama Film and Best Non-English Language Film. This is the highest number of Golden Globe nominations ever for a Norwegian film.
The nominations in the 28 Golden Globe categories were announced on Monday.
These are the eight Golden Globe nominations for Sentimental Value:
“The Golden Globe nominations for Sentimental Value are a significant recognition of Joachim Trier and the entire team’s work. The Golden Globes are one of the major international award platforms, with global visibility and an important position in the awards season. It’s inspiring to see a Norwegian film make an impact with such fierce competition, and we are delighted that the film is receiving the international attention it deserves,” says Kjersti Mo, Director of the Norwegian Film Institute.
The Golden Globes are among the most prestigious American film and TV awards, voted on by international industry journalists and film critics. The awards will be presented during a live televised gala on CBS on Sunday, January 11.
Sentimental Value is also nominated for eight awards, including Best Film, at the European Film Awards, which will be presented on January 17 in Berlin.
Last week, Sentimental Value received seven nominations, including Best Film, at this year’s Critics Choice Awards, presented by American film critics.
This fall, Sentimental Value was selected as Norway’s Oscar candidate. The shortlists for this year’s Oscar nominations will be announced on December 16.
Sentimental Value has received NOK 20.5 million in development and production funding from the Norwegian Film Institute.
Distributor: Nordisk Film Distribution. International Sales Agent: MK2 (France)
US. Distributor for Sentimental Value is Neon.
Sisters Nora and Agnes reunite with their estranged father, the charismatic Gustav, a once-renowned director who offers stage actress Nora a role in what he hopes will be his comeback film. When Nora turns it down, she soon discovers he has given her part to an eager young Hollywood star. Suddenly, the two sisters must navigate their complicated relationship with their father - and deal with an American star dropped right into the middle of their complex family dynamics.
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