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Could it finally be Norway’s turn at the Oscars?
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Could it finally be Norway’s turn at the Oscars?

The Norwegian film ‘Kongens nei’ (English title: The King’s Choice) is one of nine movies to make the short list for the best foreign-language film at next year’s Academy Awards, <a href="http://variety.com/2016/film/news/oscars-2017-foreign-language-race-1201943744/">Variety reported</a>.
'Mystery films’ from 1980 to be shown in Norway
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'Mystery films’ from 1980 to be shown in Norway

An American man sent a box containing three rolls of film to himself at a hotel in Western Norway in September 1980 but never claimed the package. On Tuesday, the mysterious films will be shown, although no one knows what to expect.
Norwegian film changes name after Paris terror
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Norwegian film changes name after Paris terror

’Louder Than Bombs’, the first English language film by Norwegian director Joachim Trier has changed its name to “Back Home” ahead of its launch in French cinemas next month following the terror attacks in Paris.
US tourists plan trips to Disney’s Frozen land
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US tourists plan trips to Disney’s Frozen land

American tourists look set to descend on Norway by the planeload this summer to see with their own eyes the majestic landscape depicted in Disney’s Golden Globe-winning animation, Frozen, which has now taken more than $1 billion in the box office.
VIDEO: Norway's Down's Syndrome detective
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VIDEO: Norway's Down's Syndrome detective

A Norwegian film about a detective with Down's Syndrome has sparked huge interest abroad, with the lead actor Svein André Hofsø, who himself suffers the condition, interviewed by the BBC on Wednesday.
Rings producer plans Norway Viking epic
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Rings producer plans Norway Viking epic

The producer behind the Lord of the Rings trilogy wants to shoot a $100 million Viking blockbuster in Norway, saying he is drawn by the "authentic landscape" and the expert knowledge local historians have about the Viking era.
Turn Me On, Dammit! gets Tuscaloosa go-ahead
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Turn Me On, Dammit! gets Tuscaloosa go-ahead

The Tuscaloosa Arts Council has backtracked on its decision not to show a Norwegian film about teenagers’ sexuality after members of the public expressed an interest in seeing the movie despite the misgivings of a local pastor.
Stavanger braces for 'embarrassing' footage
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Stavanger braces for 'embarrassing' footage

A Norwegian documentary film maker is predicting a mortifying evening for many Stavanger residents this Saturday when state broadcaster NRK provides a candid insight into the city’s weekend nightlife.