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Nordic Film Talks is a podcast offering in-depth interviews with filmmakers and othercreatives from the Nordic countries, offering insight into their latest films or TV series.The series is hosted by Nordic film expert Wendy Mitchell, a journalist and film festivalconsultant,…

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  1. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    May el-Toukhy: Woman Unknown (opens the original)

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    Danish writer/director May el-Toukhy discusses Woman Unknown, her Venice Competition drama about a young woman in post-WWII Copenhagen hiding a dangerous secret. She talks about women’s stories erased from history, the female body as a battlefield, and why she wanted to tell this complex story without judgment. Host: Wendy Mitchell, filmwendy.com Presenting partner: Nordisk Film & TV Fond, https://nordiskfilmogtvfond.com/ Audio producer: Karoline Balstrøm Logo designed by: Tine Seerup Music arti

  2. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Erik Poppe: Beloved (opens the original)

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    Veteran Norwegian filmmaker Erik Poppe explains why he had to wait 25 years to make Beloved, based on Nobel Prize-winning author Jon Fosse’s only original screenplay. The film follows a young couple, Asle and Gerd, as they build a life together in coastal Western Norway. Rather than focusing on dramatic confrontations, Poppe explores what happens between the words — in the silences, glances and unspoken emotions.In the latest episode of Nordic Film Talks, Poppe talks about finally bringing Fosse

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