Norwegian Berlinale Winner Dag Johan Haugerud Named Jury Head for Venice's Giornate Degli Autori
He added: 'Art, literature and cinema are more important than ever, they represent an opportunity for both intellectual and political reflection and – if you're lucky – an expansion of the senses. In that way, cinema has the ability to make changes, both on an individual level and for society as a whole.'Said artistic director Gaia Furrer: 'Welcoming him back to Giornate six years after the memorable premiere of Beware of Children, we marvel at the evolution of a filmmaker whose Sex, Dreams, Love trilogy received recognition by winning a Golden Bear Award at the Berlinale. His cinema is timeless and yet profoundly of our time, rooted in a deep philosophical interest for everything that makes us human – our aspirations, vulnerability and shortcomings'
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