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Utøya 22. juli
(2018)
    
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Directed
by:
Erik Poppe |
INTERNATIONAL TITLE
Utøya: July 22 |
COUNTRY
Norway |
GENRE
Drama |
RUNNING
TIME
90 minutes |
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Produced
by:
Finn Gjerdrum
Stein B. Kvae |
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Written by:
Siv Rajendram Eliassen
Anna Bache-Wiig |
Review
Tasteful and remarkably well-choreographed rendition of how the 2011
Utøya massacre played out for a handful of fictitious characters,
based on real witness accounts. Every single scene has a sense of
urgency and desperation to it, which to some extent enables us to
live through the terror that these kids experienced. Poppe's
filmmaking here is expert-class. He recreates the terror and chaos
that reigned over this island for 72 minutes utilizing effective
camera techniques, masterful pacing, and getting intense performances
out of his more or less inexperienced cast. Utøya 22. juli is
a film which is bound to leave its mark on whoever sees it.
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