Sentimental Value Director Joachim Trier on What a Hollywood Movie Means & Ideas for the Future

After the wild success of 2021’s Worst Person in the World and now an overwhelmingly positive reception for Sentimental Value, writer-director Joachim Trier discusses the merits and the meaning of making a “Hollywood movie” with Collider’s Steve Weintraub. What does it mean, and is a massive budget in exchange for creative freedom a deal worth making as the cinematic tides shift? His latest drama, starring Renate Reinsve, Stellan Skarsgård, and Elle Fanning, explores the tense relationship between a celebrated director and his two daughters, Nora and Agnes. In this conversation, Trier talks about condensing his original three-hour cut of the film, sacrificing character moments for the story, his trademark sequences that highlight the beauty of Oslo, and how he’s going to decide what to do next. 00:10 - Showing Alexander Skarsgård How It’s Done 01:50 - Celebrating at Cannes 02:27 - “What Is Hollywood?” 04:18 - Making Sacrifices in the Edit 06:12 - Two People in a Park 07:06 - Ideas for the Future #sentimentalvalue #joachimtrier #neonpictures #worstpersonintheworld #StellanSkarsgård For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit https://collider.com FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL   / collider     / collider     / collider