Northern perspectives
In love with the journey of Man
Approaching northern perspectives
Northern perspectives
In love with the journey of Man
Approaching northern perspectives
A film about fatherhood, masculinity, climate concerns, dialogue and transformation
“When you have your first child, you see many things in new perspectives. As a new father, I am concerned about the climate and my son's future. I decide to travel around Northern Norway to meet people who have more insight into this to listen to their thoughts about the industrialization of oil and gas in the region. Along the way, the complexities, nuances, and contradictions associated with this vast subject will manifest themselves more, and I will discover that in order to complete this journey, I must take a step back and look at my own family's history. A family with deep roots in the oil and gas industry.”
The story I have met...
A larger debate in a picture
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National port or post petroleum North?
National Port or Post petroleum?
National Port or Post petroleum?
Skarpeneset
Skarpeneset
Skarpeneset: a case study
The peninsula offers a privileged sight over some of the tensions that Tromsø and other cities are experiencing within the context of climate challenges and the economic growth of the Arctic.
A place in transformation. Investment or Divestment in the industrial port?
The forthcoming post-petroleum era.
Getting closer…
Getting closer
From the study of a place to filming as a dialogue..
Getting closer
From the study of a place to filming as a dialogue..
Fatherhood within climate concerns
Fatherhood in a time of climate concerns?
Fatherhood within climate concerns
Fatherhood in a time of climate concerns?
Becoming a father
“To become a father is the most important experience that you will ever live they told me. I listened with the respect that we give to those who lived longer, I trusted those words even though I couldn’t yet really feel their meaning”
Becoming a father
“To become a father is the most important experience that you will ever live they told me. I listened with the respect that we give to those who lived longer, I trusted those words even though I couldn’t yet really feel their meaning”
An intergenerational dialogue
An intergenerational dialogue
Ways of living in tension & transformation: an intergenerational dialogue
Tromsø Havn, oil and gas for the arctic capital?
Jørn Even Hanssen, director.
Hammerfest & the Northern gas/oil
Morten Bergan and the welfare heroes
A singing voice from the activist side
Ingvild Austgulen, slam poet
Things seen from the sea: a fisherman perspective
Paul Jensen, 45 years of local fishing experience
