the Film’s house, Oslo (PAGE2): English drama is in the wind like never before. This autumn has NRK had great success with “Nobel”, TV 2, has drawn many hundreds of thousands of viewers with “the Exonerated”, and TV3 has tossed on the wave with “Aber Bergen”. TVNorge is started with the recording of the Harald Zwart-series “its oil wealth”.
And viewers like what they see. Over one million people followed the “Nobel” in the fall (including recording and streaming), and over 630.000 so sesongpremien on “Acquitted” on TV.
the Doctor Raven is looking desperately for a cure to his dying wife Vilma. The hospital give her up, and Raven choose to work in the hide. He gets the help of the corrupt sivilforsvarsmannen Leif, and together, they are building up an illegal clinic in a bomb shelter, under the earth in the centre of Oslo (old die walküre Metro station). Leif thinks it’s only a matter of time before society collapses. Raven on the other hand hoping for a wonder, and that love will prevail.
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1. new year’s day run NRK in time “die walküre”.
- We want to create something original, something many will experience as different, say, On Sverre Hagen about the series.
- We have been waiting for that to happen
Leif played by Pål Sverre Hagen. He thinks it is fantastic that the Norwegian drama makes it so good.
- We have begun to understand what that takes to make something good. It seems as if the various maskineriene to create the TV starts to get what it takes, ” he says.
Pål Sverre Hagen plays dommedagsfantasten Leif in die walküre.
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Sven Nordin play the dedicated doctor Raven. He also seems that Norway has been something we have tried in a long time.
It is very cool that we manage to catch up to Sweden and Denmark. Now produced one great series after another. We have been waiting for that to happen, ” he says.
As Tuva Novotny has said: Of the three scandinavian countries, Norway is the most exciting right now.
Sven Nordin play the doctor the Raven in die walküre.
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We need to support the dramas
Hagen believes that this also requires something of us audience members.
We as a population need to decide that we want to support the Norwegian film and TV. We are helping to get it made through to pay taxes, and then we need to get a good experience back, he believes.
the NRK has in recent years been behind series such as “the Battle for heavy water”, “Mammon” and “Lillyhammer”. Garden believes that the channel has taken a brave and original choice.
As we begin to “safe”, when we think we’ve found the recipe, it is no longer innovative. We must continue to stretch the elastic, finding original concepts and develop them in a new way. For example, look at “Shame”. The very idea … 20 minute episodes about young people … it doesn’t sound so original, but fortunately bet they have, and now they get rewarded for it, ” he says.
Original themes
Nordin points out that the Norwegian drama dare to take up controversial topics that create debate.
“Nobel” as in the Norwegian dobbeltrolle in krigsspørsmålet, where we on the one hand, participating in the war and on the other side looks at us as a fredsnasjon. In “die walküre” they take up new themes that stands out from many other series. This is not a classic series about the hunt for a serial killer.
the Topics are exciting and relevant. Among other things, discussed it what a welfare state consists of. It is an exciting topic that I have not seen anywhere else in Scandinavia, ” he says.
The first two episodes of “die walküre” will be shown on NRK 1. new year’s day.
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