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Celebrate Oslo, August 31st! Pre-order existential detours today for a new preview about the film.

Published over 1 year ago • 2 min read

Hello Reader,

It's August 31st, and if you've been following Seventh Row, you know it's time for our annual celebration of Joachim Trier's Oslo, August 31st, our #1 film of the 2010s.

A big part of what makes Trier's films so psychologically complex is his co-writer and best friend Eskil Vogt. I've talked to Vogt many times about their work over the years, and it always leaves me feeling like not only has he taken the characters to therapy, but possibly me, too, along the way. Psychological insights galore. Plus, a lot of insights into the technical aspects of writing great dialogue — and few ever reach the heights of Vogt's dialogue.

If you pre-order the book today, you can read our interview with Eskil Vogt on Oslo, August 31st immediately: a great viewing companion to the film. We can't wait for you to read this really remarkable interview.

Read an interview with co-writer Eskil Vogt on Oslo when you pre-order Existential detours

Today, we're pleased to offer a new preview from our forthcoming book Existential detours, the first book to be written about Joachim Trier's films.

If you pre-order now, you'll get the ebook at its cheapest AND you'll receive your copy several weeks before the official publishing date. Hurry! PLUS get exclusive book buyer only previews along the way!

Pre-order early bird discount: $49.99 $29.99

Release date: Late 2022/early 2023

Remember: as a Film Adventurer member, you get 5% off your purchase!

Even more Eskil Vogt interviews will be in the book!

Our forthcoming ebook Existential detours will feature several inteviews with Vogt, and he's my favourite Trier collaborator to talk to.

Not yet convinced that you need to get your eyeballs on every bit of Eskil Vogt content you can ASAP?

Read another excerpt from Existential Detours of an interview with Eskil Vogt on The Worst Person in the World. This one is FREE and on our website! And it's only a small excerpt of multiple more in-depth interviews with Vogt on process more generally and his work on The Worst Person in the World.

Read this excerpt of our Worst Person in the World interview with co-writer Eskil Vogt >>

Pre-order Existential detours today!

Don't miss your chance to read this fantastic interview with Eskil Vogt on Oslo, August 31st today!


Best,

The Seventh Row Editors

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