''Thelma'' is a 2017
Norwegian
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supernatural
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thriller drama film
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directed by
Joachim Trier
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. The screenplay was written by Trier and
Eskil Vogt
Eskil Vogt (born 31 October 1974) is a Norwegian film director and screenwriter.
His films include ''Reprise'' (2006), ''Oslo, August 31st'' (2011), ''Louder Than Bombs'' (2015), and ''Thelma'' (2017) all of which were directed by Joachim Trier f ...
. The film stars
Eili Harboe
Eili Harboe (born 16 August 1994) is a Norwegian actress. She was born in Stavanger.
She starred in Joachim Trier's 2017 film '' Thelma'' (as the principal character Thelma). ''Thelma'' and Harboe's performance received good reviews in the Norw ...
, Kaya Wilkins, Henrik Rafaelsen, and
Ellen Dorrit Petersen
Ellen Dorrit Petersen (born 4 December 1975) is a Norwegian actress.
Life and career
Petersen was born in the small town of Tau but moved to Oslo for her professional studies. She attended the Oslo National Academy of the Arts. She was active w ...
. ''Thelma'' tells the story of a sheltered young woman who discovers she has an inexplicable power that materializes when she feels desire for a female student at her university.
''Thelma'' was selected as the Norwegian entry for the
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as
Best Foreign Language Film
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at the
90th Academy Awards
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,
but did not receive the
nomination
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Plot
Thelma is a lonely and repressed young woman from an ultra-religious Christian family who has lived a sheltered life under the protection of her father, Trond, and disabled mother, Unni. She struggles to make friends and soon after moving to
Oslo
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to attend university begins to experience unexplained
epileptic seizure
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s. When she meets another student, Anja, she discovers that her feelings for Anja trigger uncontrollable
psychokinetic
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powers. Thelma suffers much guilt over her feelings for Anja, and wishes she was not in love with her.
While undergoing a brain tomography test to find the cause of her seizures, she begins to think about Anja and as she focuses on her, Thelma's power is set in motion and she unconsciously and unwittingly makes Anja vanish into empty space. Distraught and confused by Anja's sudden disappearance, Thelma returns home and soon remembers that when she was a little girl she had a baby brother. Once, when feeling neglected and jealous of the attention given to her younger sibling, and wishing him to be quiet and gone, she involuntarily caused him to teleport from his crib and reappear underneath the sofa. In a final tragic incident, she caused him to disappear from his bath, and he was found trapped below the ice of a frozen lake by her father. Traumatized, Thelma's mother tried to take her own life by jumping off a bridge, but instead the failed attempt left her paraplegic. Thelma had forgotten these events. Realising her utter distress, her parents tell her the truth, which is that she is somehow able to manifest whatever she deeply wants and that she inherited the same inexplicable ability from her grandmother (who blamed herself for the disappearance of Thelma's grandfather and was kept sedated in a psychiatric nursing home by Trond). Thelma perceives that her parents have a similar fate in mind for her as her grandmother. Though Trond expresses some misgivings about drugging Thelma, Unni tells him it's their responsibility to stop Thelma.
Earlier, while visiting Anja, Thelma recalled how her father once held her hand over a lit candle until it almost burned so that she could feel what Hell's eternal fire was like. She causes the death of her father by telekinetically making him self-combust whilst out boating on the unfrozen lake. Thelma realizes that her power can also restore life when she revives a small dead bird. She begins to understand that her supernatural ability is also a gift and uses it to heal her mother, making her able to walk again. Along with the realization that she can summon her power, Thelma is able to finally control it, and brings Anja back to existence. She returns to college, now with Anja as her girlfriend.
Cast
*
Eili Harboe
Eili Harboe (born 16 August 1994) is a Norwegian actress. She was born in Stavanger.
She starred in Joachim Trier's 2017 film '' Thelma'' (as the principal character Thelma). ''Thelma'' and Harboe's performance received good reviews in the Norw ...
as Thelma
** Grethe Eltervåg as young Thelma
*
Kaya Wilkins as Anja
* Henrik Rafaelsen as Trond
*
Ellen Dorrit Petersen
Ellen Dorrit Petersen (born 4 December 1975) is a Norwegian actress.
Life and career
Petersen was born in the small town of Tau but moved to Oslo for her professional studies. She attended the Oslo National Academy of the Arts. She was active w ...
as Unni
Production
''Thelma'' was produced by
Thomas Robsahm
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Personal life
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of Norwegian production company Motlys, and co-produced by
Film Väst, Filmpool Nord and
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(Sweden), Snowglobe Film (Denmark), and Le Pacte (France); with financial support provided by the
Norwegian Film Institute
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,
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Danish Film Institute
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, Copenhagen Film Fund, Nordic Film & TV Fund,
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, and
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Budget
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.
The final production
budget
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was
€
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5,009,000 (i.e. 47 million
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, 5.8 million
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).
Principal photography
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began on 20 September 2016 and lasted 44 days.
Locations
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included
Oslo
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in Norway, and
Västra Götaland,
Gothenburg
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,
Trollhättan
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and
Kiruna
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in
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.
The
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was released in August 2017. The key art for the U.S. was released in September in advance of the American premiere,
followed by the UK in October.
Release
The film premiered at the
Norwegian International Film Festival
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on 20 August 2017.
''Thelma'' held its international premiere at the
Toronto International Film Festival
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as a Special Presentation on 9 September.
It premiered in the United States at
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on 21 September,
and screened at the
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as a Main Slate selection on 6 October.
It premiered in the United Kingdom at the
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as a Cult Gala presentation on 14 October.
''Thelma'' was released
theatrically in Norway on 15 September. It was released in the United Kingdom on 3 November, followed by the United States on 10 November.
The Orchard
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acquired the North American distribution rights to the film in April the same year.
Distribution rights to the United Kingdom were acquired by
Thunderbird Releasing
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in August.
Critical reception
, the film holds a 93% approval rating on
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, based on , with an
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rating of 7.3/10. The website's critical consensus reads: "''Thelma'' plays with genre tropes in unexpected ways, delivering a thoughtfully twisty supernatural thriller with a lingering impact".
On
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, the film received a score of 74 out of 100, based on 31 leading critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews". In ''
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s annual critics poll of best films and performances, it was selected a "Critics Pick" for Best Foreign Language Film. ''
The Hollywood Reporter
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'' selected ''Thelma'' as one of the best
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films of 2017.
Manohla Dargis
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wrote in ''
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'' that ''Thelma'' is "a romance, a psychological thriller, a liberation story and a whodunit (and why) ... and most satisfyingly, it plays with the female Gothic ... in which women are at once the victims and agents of change", praising Joachim Trier with having "a great talent for making loneliness visceral and visible, for showing how pain can make the world disappear".
In the ''
Los Angeles Times
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'',
Justin Chang
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said the film was a "muted and moody supernatural chiller" that is "thoughtful and beautifully composed" with sequences "that tap into a vividly primal sense of terror".
Peter Bradshaw
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of ''
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'' described ''Thelma'' as "an uncanny accumulation of mood, an ecstasy of disquiet" and the performance by Eili Harboe as "outstandingly good".
''
AfterEllen
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'' praised the performance by Harboe as "exhilarating, and incredibly moving", and said that "in a sea of lesbian films that are often repetitive, ''Thelma'' explores analytical territory that none other has before".
David Friend of ''
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'' said the film carries "an ominous and sinister tone that evokes the best traits of classics like 'Carrie' and 'Let the Right One In'".
Bilge Ebiri
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of ''
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'' described the film's story as moving "away from the monstrous, toward compassion and understanding ... prob
ngthe profound underlying sadness beneath tales of possession" and "makes vivid the protagonist's loneliness and despair".
David Ehrlich wrote in ''
IndieWire
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'' that ''Thelma'' was "an ominous, unnerving, and strangely powerful thriller about the most devious of human desires" and "consistently keyed in to the persuasive power of the female body".
In ''The Hollywood Reporter'', David Rooney said it contained "intelligent, measured tone and elegant visual style" and "while the more enigmatic supernatural elements at times veer close to formulaic Hollywood horror tropes, the movie maintains a compelling seriousness, particularly in its consideration of the conflict between sexuality and repression".
Andrew Barker of ''
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'' described the film as "an unnervingly effective slow-burn, and those with the patience for Trier’s patient accumulation of detail will find it pays off in unexpected ways".
''
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'' said ''Thelma'' was a "quietly beautiful film" and "a thriller that's scary, sad, and ultimately triumphant", with cinematography that is "visually ... striking throughout".
Margaret Barton-Fumo from ''
Film Comment
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'' summarized ''Thelma'' as "a romantic film that pays close attention to physical detail", and "surprisingly tender,
tproves itself a modern take on the supernatural film".
Accolades
Home media
The
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Region 2 and
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Region B was released by
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in
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on 4 December 2017.
They were released in the UK by Thunderbird Releasing on 26 February 2018. In
Region 1 the DVD was released by The Orchard through Passion River Films on 3 April 2018.
See also
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