The Worst Person in the World – movie

Boštjan suggests watching the film The Worst Person in the World until before COVID forces us to stay at home. How right he was is manifested with the SMS of my boss during the movie screening, who orders us to work from home from now on. No one has checked anything more about the film than that it is very well rated on IMDB. On the day of the film, I also have lectures where I listen to the students’ defenses and look at the clock. But I still get to the show on time. Of course, there is checking of a ticket, COVID pass, a mask is worn and every other seat is taken. Tickets in the first row at the request of Boštjan, € 3.8.

The film deals with current topics, finding oneself in the millennial generation. Trier takes the viewer through a couple of years of the lead actress’s life. There are comic situations, drama, even some sexuality. In search of something more, the main protagonist constantly demolishes what is good. Does she regret her journey in the end? Maybe the 12 chapters in the film are randomly the same number as with Heese?

The latest movie in a trilogy about Oslo has received many awards, critics praise him. However, I’m not that enthusiastic about movies myself. The film is definitely good and interestingly deals with the topic, but it is not a surplus for me. Maybe the uncomfortable chairs are to blame and after two hours of Norwegian language you lose focus, maybe because I do not belong to this generation, …