(Dagbladet): Wednesday night was the red carpet rolled out outside the Colosseum in Oslo.
Familiar faces like Anne Marit Jacobsen, Aksel Hennie, Pål Sverre Hagen, Siv Jensen and Robert Stoltenberg had met up with the premiere party for “The Man from Snåsa.”
Filmmaker Margreth Olin’s freshest documentary about Joralf Gjerstad and got a trey in Dagbladet. Reviewer Inger Merete Hobbelstad wrote the following about the film:
“Whoever believes in his abilities, would probably be the more entranced by Olins film. Whoever is skeptical, will be pushed more in the distance. “
A non-skeptical” Snåsa Man “Joralf Gjerstad alleged abilities, actor Aksel Hennie.
– Why should not I believe it? match Hennie when Dagbladet asks if he thinks that Gjerstad should have warm hands.
Have talked with “Snåsa Man”
Hennies actor colleague Pål Sverre Hagen also believe that “Snåsa man” shall have warm hands.
– He’s well that, if those he takes on experiencing it.
– Do you believe in supernatural abilities?
– I think well more on natural ability, and that that concept is perhaps larger than many of us think of the ordinary.
Actor and comedian Robert Stoltenberg says he has talked to Snåsa man in one case, and that it was a very short conversation.
What content of the conversation was, however, will not divulge Stoltenberg.
– There was something about his voice. He seems like a really alright guy, says the actor.
– Do you think that he should have special abilities?
– Yes. Do not know. So I think at most until the contrary is proved.
Does not reject supernatural abilities
Finance Siv Jensen (FRP) was also present at the Coliseum Wednesday night.
Jensen told Dagbladet that she has no relation to Gjerstad except what she has seen and read in the media, but that she is looking forward to seeing the film.
– Do you believe in the supernatural abilities?
– I will certainly not reject it. I think many have had experiences that they fail to explain, but what it is, I do not know.
– Handler most about “ho Margreth”
Joralf Gjerstad was present during the gala premiere Wednesday and sat in the front row when the film rolled across the canvas at the Coliseum cinema.
89-year-old told Dagbladet that he is not excited before screening.
Gjerstad seems the film has been good, but will not completely agree that it is he himself is the center of all the attention surrounding the movie.
– It is mostly about “ho Margreth” turn snåsingen firm.
– Huge instructive
A which, however, are excited is “ho Margreth” itself, filmmaker Margreth Olin.
When Dagbladet talking with her before the view of the Colosseum she says that she feels very “excited, happy and grateful.”
She describes it as “enormously instructive” to work so closely on Joralf Gjerstad.
– Dagbladet criticized the film for being a bit small critical. What do you think about that?
– I have not read the review to Dagbladet, so I will do before I pronounce myself about the review, answer Olin.
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