Dis - en historie om kjærlighet (1995)

Two young people stand on a street corner in a run-down part of New York, kissing. Despite the lawlessness of the district they are left unmolested. A short distance away walk Maria and ... See full summary »

Director:

Aune Sand

Writer:

Aune Sand

Stars:

Beate Halkjelsvik, Einar Lund, Beate Charlotte Lunde

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Cast

Credited cast:
Beate Halkjelsvik	...	Synne
Einar Lund	...	Andreas
Beate Charlotte Lunde	...	Maria
Aune Sand	...	Mathias
Siv Stubsveen	...	Una
Charlotte Thiis-Evensen	...	Paula

Storyline

Two young people stand on a street corner in a run-down part of New York, kissing. Despite the lawlessness of the district they are left unmolested. A short distance away walk Maria and Andreas. They are on their first date. In an episodic style the film tells of encounters and love among young people. The stories are set in Cairo, Paris, on the coast of Normandy and in New York.

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Genres:

Romance

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Details

Country:

Norway

Language:

Norwegian

Release Date:

17 February 1995 (Norway)

Also Known As:

Haze

Filming Locations:

Caen, Calvados, France

Company Credits

Production Co:

Crowfilm

Technical Specs

Runtime:

70 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The movie has no dialogue, just narration by different characters.

User Reviews

garBADge

'Dis', meaning fog, supposedly refers to the director's cerebral condition at any stage of the production process. This cannot possibly be called a piece of work as the intra-skull fog is miraculously transmitted directly to the screen. If there is any content at all in this thing, apparently deserving the label film because there is movement on screen, it is garbage. No kidding, garbage takes actually up the screen in a pivotal scene, a love scene actually. Don't get me wrong, it doesn't mean that this is a peak, because there are no peaks, no pace. In line with the title this is an endless piece of uninteresting sceneries, desperately seeking excitement in so-called exotic places. You have to be prepared for it, because you will be bored and at best bewildered if you're not watching it for the purpose of entertaining yourself by the ridiculously crappy lines (or lack of them), direction, photography, cinematography, edition, idea. The masterpiece is that this low-budget film got any funding at all. My vote must be 1, but with this remark: The bottom end of the scale is way too kind in this case, but by all means: this is absolutely fascinating.